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A black and white photo of a large, walled in courtyard between buildings with a glass roof. On the wall facing the viewer is an illustration of a shirtless man, legs crossed looking off to the side. It looks as if he is sitting on the wall.
Six black and white photographs of different people take up most of the back. Text to the left explains the project.

Joe Caslin Limited Edition 'Finding Power' Print

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Specially commissioned by the National Gallery of Ireland as a response to the Frederick William Burton: For the Love of Art exhibition, Finding Power is currently on display in the Courtyard.

The double sided print is a limited edition of 1000, printed on 240 gsm paper, measuring 50 x 70 cm.

Made in Ireland.


Find out more about Joe Caslin's piece here.

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