Two views of Dublin Bay as painted by one of Ireland’s foremost landscape artists
By a stroke of luck the two paintings were purchased by the same person, allowing them to stay together for the next 150 years
Henry, Ballagh and O’Donoghue lead impressive list
Morgan O’Driscoll sale features big names in Irish art as well as newcomers
Step inside the lives of Irish artists through new digital archive
Source at National Gallery of Ireland offers access to over 23,000 records and images
Centenary of turning point in Irish history to be marked
1922 World Congress of the Irish Race announced the Free State to the world
Orpen’s view of ‘a time of debauchery’ in Venice for auction
After the Ball guiding €140,000-€180,000 at de Vere’s as part of ‘outstanding Irish art’ sale
Windswept Paul Henry painting a highlight of virtual €1m art sale
Free Rembrandt exhibition of 50 prints on loan at Crawford Gallery in Cork
Final sales of the season leave auction buyers spoiled for choice
Signed copies of Joyce’s Ulysses and Wilde’s Poems, and works by Paul Henry to feature
Yeats, Freud and Lavery among heavyweights in Christie’s sale
Barney Eastwood collection includes important Irish and sporting pictures
Anti-modernist Seán Keating would have strong words for non-fungible tokens
Adam’s and Whyte’s art sales both feature paintings by the Limerick-born artist
Bronze by sculptural artist John Behan an antidote to hype of NFTs
Maquette of well-known public sculpture Arrival among works in Morgan O’Driscoll art sale
Kilfane Glebe estate offers creative oasis for €1.25m
Kilkenny Georgian comes with renowned artists’ studio and postcard-perfect cottage
Rare Harry Clarke work in one of three fine art auctions
Whyte’s, Adam’s and de Vere’s show sought-after works in March auctions
Developer’s taste in art and architecture drives sale of Dublin home and contents
Patrick Kelly’s Fitzwilliam Square Georgian finds a buyer while artworks secure €3.77m
Graphic Studio Dublin continues to make a lasting impression
To mark the studio’s 60th, Louise Leonard explains how to make print magic
Ib Jorgensen gives personal touch to Adam’s auction
Celebrated Danish-born designer’s furniture and art collection feature at upcoming sale
Count John McCormack’s bed, pub ephemera and 1911 specimen coins for sale
Results and forthcoming auctions
Fintan O’Toole: Covid-19 pandemic might be good for the arts – eventually
Current scenario heightens our perceptions and new artists will emerge from it
Shooting soldiers in a handball alley: Amelia Stein’s The Bloods
Defence Forces personnel appear in all their guises in the photographer’s powerful portraits
Galway International Arts Festival: Like a phoenix from the flames
Despite Covid-19, key elements from the summer line-up are ready for an autumn showing
How to start an Irish art collection on a budget
‘Don’t go with the intention of making money,’ says Arabella Bishop
Going, going, gone: the top art and furniture sales of 2019
From Chinese ‘sleepers’ to a record Yeats, it has been a busy year in Irish auction rooms
Art in Focus: Hughie O’Donoghue – House Number 8
The mixed media work is part of a collaborative project with poet Simon Armitage
Sotheby’s €3.4m sale sets new records for Irish artists
Jack B Yeats paintings also perform well; 34 of his works are set to make auction debut
Magic carpet result in London, Cartier gems in Clontarf
Ming vase fetched €610,000 at Sheppard’s sale – almost €500,000 over estimate
Chinese box sells for ten times estimate in busy auction week
Recent results and forthcoming auctions and fairs
Rare Irish silver, gold teeth and Jack B Yeats paintings: November auction rooms
Results and forthcoming auctions and fairs
Swanzy’s cubist art, birds of prey and antlers: what sold in the auction rooms
Results and forthcoming auctions and fairs
Fancy a Donald Teskey with your luxury apartment?
Renting artwork can be tax efficient for new apartment developments and commercial offices and it's a great way for gallery owners to showcase well-known artists
Galway International Arts Festival off to a flying, tumbling, crashing, roaring start
Highlights so far? David Mach, Enda Walsh, Sonya Kelly and Museum of the Moon
The balloon - or rather, the moon - goes up as Galway’s arts festival starts
David Mach’s vehicles explode out of an old print work’s concrete floor, an inflatable moon rises over the street, a sharp new Irish play opens - and that’s before Galway International Arts Festival opens tonight
‘If a painting gets too pretty, drag it across the studio’
Elizabeth Magill makes works of tremendous beauty, but she’s not averse to a little rough treatment to get to the heart of the work
A visit to Luggala: What sets the Guinness Gothic Revival house apart is its cosiness
Bohemians rhapsodise about it and high society have always loved the magical estate in Wicklow
The visual arts focused attention on marginalised voices
Culture review 2016: The 1916 Commemorations featured a welcome alternative historical narrative
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