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Primarily a landscape painter, John Day found reasonable success
and patronage in Cork city. He was regularly noticed in the local
newspapers; for instance, in April 1857 students of the Crawford
School of Art were enjoined to visit the studio of John Day where
"many clever landscapes" - including one destined for
the Glasgow Art Union - were on display (see Peter Murray, Illustrated
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