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Ir I s h Art Au c t I o nMONDAY 30th APRIL 2012

Lot 88Grace Henry HrHa (1868-1953)In the West of Ireland

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Lot 1GerarD DillOn rHa rua (1916-1971)

Bringing the Curragh Homemixed media on board

signed lower right(15.25 x 22.75 cm) (6 x 9 in)

Estimate: €600-900

Lot 3GraHam KnuTTel (b.1954)

Still Lifeoil on canvas

signed lower left(50 x 50 cm) (19.75 x 19.75 in)

Estimate: €1,000-1,400

Lot 4barrie caSTle (1935-2006)

Flower Studywatercolour

signed lower right(53.25 x 36.75 cm) (21 x 14.5 in)

Estimate: €1,000-1,500


Study for Stained Glass with Fishmixed media on boardinitialled lower right

(15.25 x 22.75 cm) (6 x 9 in)Estimate: €800-1,200

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Lot 5TOny O’malley HrHa (1913-2003)

Kites 1974oil on board

monogrammed lower left and dated 1/'74 lower right(20.25 x 25.5 cm) (8 x 10 in)

Estimate: €800-1,200

Lot 7JOHn KinGerlee (b.1936)

Figuresmixed media

monogrammed and dated (0)6 lower left(30.5 x 40.75 cm) (12 x 16 in)

Estimate: €1,000-1,500

Lot 8paTricK cOpperWHiTe (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Rough Seasoil on board

signed lower left(40.75 x 50.75 cm) (16 x 20 in)

Estimate: €1,000-1,500

Lot 6rOnan GOTi (20TH/21ST cenTury)Breaking Waves, Portmarnock

oil on boardsigned and dated '01 lower left,bears 'Oisin Gallery' label verso

(38 x 53.25 cm) (15 x 21 in)Estimate: €1,000-1,500

Important IrIsh art, monday 30th aprIl 2012 at 6.30pm


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Lot 9rOy lynDSay (b.1945)

Leopardstownoil on canvas

signed, titled and dated ‘85 lower right(50 x 75 cm) (19.75 x 29.5 in)

Estimate: €1,500-2,500

Lot 11DeSmOnD carricK rHa (b.1928)

Crossing a Bog Meadow on Inishbofin Islandoil on board

signed lower left, titled verso(30.5 x 40.75 cm) (12 x 16 in)

Estimate: €1,750-2,500

Lot 12Sean KeaTinG prHa Hra HrSa (1889-1978)

Bean Ogcharcoal

signed lower right(31.75 x 39.25 cm) (12.5 x 15.5 in)


Lot 10JameS arTHur O’cOnnOr (1792-1841)

The Ruins of Killester Church, Co. Dublinpen, ink and sepia wash on paper

signed lower left, titled lower edge(14.5 x 17 cm) (5.75 x 6.75 in)

Provenance: Gorry Gallery, DublinEstimate: €1,000-1,500


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Lot 13brian ballarD rua (b.1943)

Still Life with Ironoil on canvas

signed and dated '04 lower left, titled verso(30 x 40 cm) (11.75 x 15.75 in)

Estimate: €1,200-1,800

Lot 15JOHn SHinnOrS (b.1950)

Seated Mannequinoil on board

signed lower right, titled verso(24.25 x 21.5 cm) (9.5 x 8.5 in)

Estimate: €4,000-6,000

Lot 14barbara Warren rHa (b.1925)

Boat in the Harbour, Honfleur 1984pastel

signed lower right,bears ‘Taylor Galleries, Dublin’ label verso

(38 x 44.5 cm) (15 x 17.5 in)Estimate: €1,000-1,500



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Lot 17baSil ivan raKOczi (1908-1979)

Seahorsesgouache on papersigned lower right

(56.5 x 38.75 cm) (22.25 x 15.25 in)Estimate: €700-1,000

Lot 18GeOrGe GilleSpie rua (1924-1996)Garron Point, Antrim Coast Road

oil on boardsigned lower right

(34.25 x 44.5 cm) (13.5 x 17.5 in)Estimate: €800-1,200

Lot 16ivan SuTTOn (b.1944)Launching the Curragh, Achill, Co. Mayooil on boardsigned lower right, signed and titled verso(50.75 x 76.25 cm)(20 x 30 in)Estimate: €1,800-2,400


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Lot 19arTHur K. maDerSOn

(b.1942)Study, Tallow Horse Fair

oil on panelsigned lower right, signed

and titled verso(80 x 110 cm)

(31.5 x 43.25 in)Estimate: €3,000-5,000

Lot 20JOHn luKe rua (1906-1975)

Portrait of a Ladychalk and charcoalsigned lower left, §

(44.5 x 29.25 cm) (17.5 x 11.5 in)Estimate: €1,400-1,800

Lot 21JOHn luKe rua (1906-1975)

Portrait of a Ladychalk and charcoal

signed lower right, bears 'R. Gould, Belfast' label verso(42 x 29.25 cm) (16.5 x 11.5 in)

Estimate: €1,400-1,800



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Lot 22cOmHGHall caSey (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Plumoil on canvas

signed lower left and dated 2002 lower right(14 x 10 cm) (5.5 x 4 in)


Lot 24William ScOTT Obe ra (1913-1989)

Blue Nudeartist proof

signed lower right(78.75 x 52 cm) (31 x 20.5 in)Provenance: Whytes, Dublin

Estimate: €1,000-1,500

Lot 25raDeK rOla (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Red Room Reflectionsacrylic on canvasboard



Lot 23paDraiG lyncH (b.1936)

At Ballymascanlonoil on board

signed lower right, bears artists label verso(30 x 37.5 cm) (11.75 x 14.75 in)



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Studies, St. Martins 1979acrylic, gouache and crayon

monogrammed lower left and dated 3/79 lower right, bears 'Taylor Galleries, Dublin'

and ‘Leinster Gallery’ label verso(24.25 x 17.75 cm) (9.5 x 7 in)

Taylor Galleries Catalogue No. 117 (November 2002)Artist's Archive No. 7275


Lot 28brian mccarTHy (b.1960)Red Pendantoil on canvassigned lower right(50.75 x 25.5 cm) (20 x 10 in)Estimate: €600-800

Lot 29brian SmyTH (b.1967)

Moonlight (Clare De Lune)oil on canvas

signed and dated 2003 verso(76.25 x 61 cm) (30 x 24 in)

Estimate: €1,200-1,600

Lot 27JOHn KinGerlee (b.1936)

Landscape 2011oil on board

monogrammed lower right(11.5 x 16.5 cm) (4.5 x 6.5 in)




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Lot 31GeOrGe Henry SmyTH (b.1968)

Ghostoil on canvas

signed, titled and dated 2004 verso(60 x 45 cm) (23.5 x 17.75 in)


Lot 32TeD JOneS (b.1952)Misty - The Man

oil on canvassigned lower right

(50.75 x 40.75 cm) (20 x 16 in)Estimate: €1,500-2,000

Lot 30ivan SuTTOn (b.1944)Galway Hooker Regatta, Kilronan, Inish Mor,Co. Galwayoil on boardsigned lower right, signed and titled verso(50.75 x 76.25 cm)(20 x 30 in)Estimate: €1,800-2,400


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Lot 33marTin Gale

(20TH/21ST cenTury)Girl in a Field

oil on canvassigned lower left, signed and

dated 2005 verso(91.5 x 91.5 cm) (36 x 36 in)

Estimate: €6,000-8,000

Lot 34peTer cOlliS rHa (b.1929)

Still Lifeoil on board

signed lower left(38 x 43.25 cm) (15 x 17 in)

Estimate: €2,500-3,000

Lot 35cHarleS J. mcauley rua arSa (1900-1999)

Fisherman, Red Bay, Cushendalloil on board

signed lower right(36.75 x 50.75 cm) (14.5 x 20 in)

Estimate: €1,500-2,000



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Lot 36Felim eGan (b.1952)

Wave Paintingwatercolour and acryic on paper



Lot 38rOnan WalSH (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Movements in Colouroil on canvas on board

signed lower right. Lot comes with a signed bookabout the artist entitled ‘Paintings’

(40 x 60 cm) (15.75 x 23.5 in)Estimate: €1,500-2,000

Lot 39rOnan WalSH (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Landscape with Horsepastel

signed lower right. Lot comes with a signed bookabout the artist entitled ‘Paintings’

(64 x 41 cm) (25.25 x 16.25 in)Estimate: €1,200-1,500

Lot 37micHael Farrell (1940-2000)

Café Le Florelimited edition lithograph 32/90signed and dated ‘97 lower right(73.75 x 50.75 cm) (29 x 20 in)



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Lot 40Sean mcSWeeney HrHa

(b.1935)Bogland

oil on boardsigned, titled and bears

artists archive no. 00.88 verso

(60 x 80 cm) (23.5 x 31.5 in)Estimate: €6,000-8,000

Lot 41HuGHie O’DOnOGHue (b.1953)

The Round Lake IIlimited edition print 28/35

signed and dated ‘91/’93 lower right(29 x 42 cm) (11.5 x 16.5 in)


Lot 42HuGHie O’DOnOGHue (b.1953)

Crowlimited edition print 1/3

signed and dated ‘91 lower right(29 x 42 cm) (11.5 x 16.5 in)




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Lot 43brian ballarD rua (b.1943)Seated Figure with Flowers

oil on boardsigned and dated ‘96 lower left

(61 x 45.75 cm) (24 x 18 in)Estimate: €1,800-2,400

Lot 45paTricK HenneSSey rHa (1915-1980)

The Flower Sellerwatercolour

signed and dated (19)’41 lower right.(21.5 x 28.5 cm) (8.5 x 11.25 in)


Lot 46nOraH mcGuinneSS HrHa (1901-1980)

Still Lifemixed media

bears studio stamp lower right(20.5 x 29.5 cm) (8 x 11.5 in)


Lot 44paDraiG macmiaDHacHain rWa (b.1929)

Abstractoil on canvas

signed and dated '04 lower left, signed verso(58.5 x 71 cm) (23 x 28 in)

Estimate: €1,200-1,500


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Lot 47JOHn SKelTOn Snr (1923-2009)

The Turf Gatherersoil on canvas panelsigned lower right

(30.5 x 40.75 cm) (12 x 16 in)Estimate: €2,000-3,000

Lot 49TeD JOneS (b.1952)Studying the Form

oil on boardsigned lower left, signed, titled and dated 1994 verso

(35.5 x 25.5 cm) (14 x 10 in)Estimate: €1,500-2,000

Lot 50pHilip S. cHilDS (20TH/21ST cenTury)

No Time Limitoil on board

signed lower right(22.75 x 28 cm) (9 x 11 in)


Lot 48Harry clarKe (1889-1931)

Garden Romancepen and wash


Provenance: Whytes, Lot 97, 28 April 08Estimate: €2,500-3,500



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Lot 51evie HOne HrHa (1894-1955)

Nona’s Arch (Study for Stained Glass Window)gouache on card

bears label verso. Dated 1955(109.25 x 63.5 cm) (43 x 25 in)


Lot 53rOberT ballaGH (b.1943)

Northern Ireland - The 1,500th Victimmixed media

signed and dated ‘76 lower right, bears ‘David Hendrick’s Gallery’ label verso

(34.25 x 54.5 cm) (13.5 x 21.5 in)Provenance: From the collection of Charles Hennessy

Estimate: €1,000-1,400

Lot 54micHael Gemmell (b.1950)

Summer Afternoonoil on paper



Lot 52evie HOne HrHa (1894-1955)

Nona’s Arch (Study for Stained Glass Window)gouache on card

bears label verso. Dated 1955(134.5 x 61 cm) (53 x 24 in)

Estimate: €1,000-1,400


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Lot 55William crOzier HrHa

(1930-2011)Mountain Oak

oil on canvassigned lower right, signed

and titled verso, bears 'John Jones Conservation Framing,

London, dated 25-09-02' label verso

(40.75 x 50.75 cm)(16 x 20 in)

Estimate: €5,000-7,000

Lot 56ciaran lennOn (b.1947)

Red Abstractmixed media

signed and dated 2006 verso(69.75 x 95.25 cm)

(27.5 x 37.5 in)Estimate: €2,500-3,000



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Lot 58aiDen braDley (20TH/21ST cenTury)

House, Emer St, Dublinoil on board

signed and dated ‘09 lower right, titled verso(40 x 40 cm) (15.75 x 15.75 in)

Estimate: €1,200-1,500

Lot 59Sean Scully (b.1945)

Dark Bridgelimited edition print 44/60

titled lower centre, signed and dated ‘03 lower right(50 x 70 cm) (19.75 x 27.5 in)

Estimate: €3,000-4,000

Lot 57JOHn KinGerlee (b.1936)Gridoil on boardsigned verso(19 x 28 cm) (7.5 x 11 in)Estimate: €3,000-5,000


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Lot 60KenneTH Webb rWa FrSa rua (b.1927)

Distant Sailoil on canvas


Estimate: €5,000-7,000

Lot 62JameS leJeune rHa (1910-1983)

The Harvestersoil on board



Lot 63Henry Healy rHa (1901-1982)

Boats at the Quayoil on board

signed lower right(30 x 40 cm) (11.75 x 15.75 in)


Lot 61KenneTH Webb rWa FrSa rua (b.1927)

Ballinabayoil on canvas


Estimate: €3,000-4,000



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Lot 64GWen O’DOWD (b.1952)

Waterbased 43oil on canvas

signed, titled and dated ‘08 verso(50 x 40 cm) (19.75 x 15.75 in)


Lot 66JOSepH JOHn JenKinS(1811-1885) briTiSHFisherfolkoil on canvassigned lower left, bears original artist's label verso(86.25 x 111.75 cm)(34 x 44 in)Estimate: €3,000-4,000

Lot 65micHael Gemmell (b.1950)

Fields of Joyoil on paper

signed lower right(15 x 15 cm) (6 x 6 in)



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Lot 67percy FrencH (1854-1920)

Bog Scenewatercolour

signed lower left, bears ‘Oriel Gallery’ label verso

(30.5 x 40.75 cm)(12 x 16 in)

Illustrated: Millenium Presentation, 'One Hundred

Years of Irish Art', edited by Eamonn Mallie, page 139

Estimate: €5,000-7,000


Reflections IIwatercolour

signed and dated 1909 lower left(34.25 x 24 cm) (14 x 10 in)

Provenance: Christies, London, 5th May 2007, Lot 251Estimate: €4,000-5,000

Lot 69Helen O’Hara (1846-1920)

Sea Cliffsoil on board

monogrammed lower right(28 x 36.75 cm) (11 x 14.5 in)




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Lot 71maTT GrOGan (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Gondolieroil on panel

signed lower left, bears ‘Nickel Art’ label verso(25.5 x 20.25 cm) (10 x 8 in)


Lot 72maurice macGOneGal pprHa (1900-1979)

The Gatheringwatercolour

signed lower left(15 x 41 cm) (6 x 16.25 in)Provenance: Bonhams, UK


Lot 70TeD JOneS (b.1952)Old Palsoil on canvassigned lower right(76.25 x 101.5 cm)(30 x 40 in)Estimate: €4,000-6,000


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Lot 73mary SWanzy HrHa

(1882-1978)Fisherfolk

oil on boardsigned lower right (30.5 x 43.25 cm)

(12 x 17 in)Provenance:

Whytes, 24 Nov 08, lot 129Estimate: €4,000-6,000

Lot 74GlaDyS maccabe rOi FrSa ma Hrua (b.1918)

End of the Intervaloil on board

signed lower left, titled verso(40.75 x 50.75 cm) (16 x 20 in)

Estimate: €3,000-4,000

Lot 75GlaDyS maccabe rOi FrSa ma Hrua (b.1918)

Beach Ridersoil on board

signed lower right(25.5 x 34.25 cm) (10 x 13.5 in)

Estimate: €2,000-3,000



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Backgammon Playersoil on canvas

(76.25 x 101.5 cm) (30 x 40 in)Estimate: €2,000-3,000

Lot 78FerGuS O’ryan rHa (1911-1989)

Georgian Boathouse, Leixlip, Co. Dublinoil on board

signed lower right, bears artists label verso(34.25 x 45.75 cm) (13.5 x 18 in)


Lot 79mabel yOunG (1889-1974)

Derryclare Lake, Connemaraoil on board


Provenance: Adams, December 2005. From the collection of Ernie's Restaurant. Private Collection



The Patientoil on canvas


Estimate: €2,000-3,000


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Lot 80marKey rObinSOn (1918-1999)

Spanish Coastoil on panel

initialled lower left,bears ‘Emer Gallery’ and ‘Bell Gallery’ labels verso

(9.5 x 17.75 cm) (3.75 x 7 in)Estimate: €1,500-2,000


At the Barmixed media

bears ‘Emer Gallery’ label verso(14 x 14.5 cm) (5.5 x 5.75 in)

Estimate: €1,500-2,000


Yellow Birdsoil on panel

initialled lower left,bears ‘Emer Gallery’ and ‘Bell Gallery’ labels verso

(15.25 x 9.5 cm) (6 x 3.75 in)Estimate: €1,500-2,000


Spanish Villaoil on panel

signed lower right,bears ‘Emer Gallery’ and ‘Bell Gallery’ labels verso

(14 x 13.25 cm) (5.5 x 5.25 in)Estimate: €1,500-2,000



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Deer in the Forestoil on board

initialled lower left, bears ‘Emer Gallery’ and ‘Bell Gallery’ labels verso

(14 x 9.5 cm) (5.5 x 3.75 in)Estimate: €1,500-2,000


High Summergouache on boardsigned lower left,

bears ‘Emer Gallery’ and ‘Orla Art’ labels verso(33 x 50 cm) (13 x 19.75 in)

Estimate: €2,000-3,000


Clowngouache

signed top right, bears ‘Oriel Gallery’ label verso(50 x 33.5 cm) (19.75 x 13.25 in)



Rooftopsoil on panel

signed lower right,bears ‘Emer Gallery’ and ‘Bell Gallery’ labels verso

(10 x 12 cm) (4 x 4.75 in)Estimate: €1,500-2,000


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Lot 88Grace Henry HrHa

(1868-1953)In the West of Ireland

oil on canvassigned lower left. (45.75 x 35.5 cm)

(18 x 14 in)Illustrated: Millenium

Presentation 'One Hundred Years of Irish Art' edited by

Eamonn Mallie, page 163 Estimate: €7,000-10,000

Lot 89JameS HumberT craiG rHa

rua (1878-1944)Leenane, Connemara

oil on boardsigned lower left, bears

‘John Magee’ label verso. Provenance: John Magee,

Belfast(30.5 x 43.25 cm)

(12 x 17 in)Estimate: €6,000-9,000



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Lot 90carOl ann WalDrOn (20TH/21ST cenTury)

City Heightsoil on canvas


Estimate: €1,000-1,500


Roses in a Blue Bottleoil on canvas

signed and dated ‘10 lower right, titled verso(35.5 x 25.5 cm) (14 x 10 in)

Estimate: €1,200-1,800


Tulips and an Old Ironoil on canvas

signed and dated ‘09 lower left(25.5 x 20.25 cm) (10 x 8 in)

Estimate: €1,000-1,400

Lot 91carOl ann WalDrOn (20TH/21ST cenTury)

The Race is Onoil on canvas


Estimate: €1,000-1,500


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Lot 94arTHur K. maDerSOn

(b.1942)Towards the Opera House,

Montpeuer, France, January Evening

oil on boardsigned lower right, signed

and titled verso(120 x 163 cm)

(47.25 x 64.25 in)Estimate: €10,000-15,000

Lot 95naTHaniel HOne rHa (1831-1917)

Tree in a Landscapeoil on board

initialed lower right, bears ‘Jorgensen Fine Art’ and ‘David Hendricks Gallery’ labels verso

(17.75 x 25.5 cm) (7 x 10 in)Estimate: €2,000-3,000

Lot 96JameS mcinTyre (Fl.1898)

Turnip Grinderwatercolour

signed and dated ‘99 lower left, signed, titled and bears ‘The Bell Gallery’ label

and numbered No.43 Nov 2001 verso(40 x 56 cm) (15.75 x 22 in)

Estimate: €2,000-3,000Important IrIsh art, monday 30th aprIl 2012 at 6.30pm


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The following nine works by Stanley Royle come from a single owner, private collection.

The landscape painter, Stanley Royle (1888-1961) was a key figure in early 20th century British and Canadian art. An award-winning art student with a long artistic career who exhibited internationally, including London, New York, Montreal and Paris, at the latter his paintings won both Gold and Silver medals.

His work can be best described as British Post-Impression. Stanley Royle was an incredible draughtsman with a keen eye for colour which can easily be seen in this diverse collection of works. Many of his finest works were purchased for permanent public collections on both sides of the Atlantic. His most notable and perhaps best loved painting is 'The Goose Girl' (National Gallery of Ireland).

Stanley Royle first exhibited his paintings at the Royal Academy in 1913 and continued to exhibit there until 1950. In the period from 1913 to 1931 Stanley Royle became an established artist and produced major works depicting the Derbyshire Moors and surrounding areas. In 1922 he received a very prestigious commission to produce four large scale views in oil of Sheffield and these four paintings were extensively reproduced and now on display in the Sheffield Galleries and Museum and one of which was recently included in the Tate Modern’s recent exhibition “A Picture of Britain”. The delightful watercolour Early Morning included in this sale is a view of the village of Calver in the Derbyshire Moors is a very good example of the work produced by Stanley Royle in this area.

As with numerous other talented artists at the turn of the century he was compelled to emigrate, spending fourteen years in the Canadian Maritimes where he presided over the implementation of the first Bachelor of Fine Arts degree course to be offered by a Canadian University. During his stay in Canada he regularly painted coastal scenes including locations in Nova Scotia such as Peggy’s Cove and Prospect Cove, particularly fine examples of which are included in this sale. In 1939 Stanley Royle painted Morning Light, Moraine Lake and Evening Light, Moraine Lake which show the same scene depicted in the different light of early morning and late evening, a practice which he utilised on numerous occasions throughout his career. These paintings are now in the collections of the Owens Art Gallery and the Beaverbrook Art Gallery respectively. A completed study of Evening Light, Lake Moraine is included in this sale. In 1941 he was elected a full member of the Royal Canadian Academy of Fine Arts. In 1945 Stanley Royle painted Evening, Cape Tormentine, New Brunswick which is included in this sale, and returned permanently to reside in England shortly thereafter.

After the Second World War he wrote informed art reviews for numerous journals, held significant roles with various art societies with whom he had exhibited over his career and even had an art society named after him, which still exists to this day. During the 1950’s Stanley Royle visited Ireland, Scotland, Cornwall and Brittany during which time he produced paintings of exceptional quality. This sale includes paintings of Ireland, Scotland and Brittany which he painted at this time including the charming Boats, Concarneau.

We are appreciative to Mr Timothy Dixon for his assistance in the write-up and cataloguing of these works.


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Lot 98STanley rOyle (1888-1961)

Evening Light, Lake Morraine, 1939oil on board

signed lower rightLiterature: ‘Stanley Royle - A Catalogue of His Works’

Timothy Dickson. 2008 Number 468 illust. P.97A completed study for a large canvas ‘Evening Light, Lake

Moraine, 1939’ (Beaverbrook Art Gallery, Frederlcton, New Brunswick, Canada). Lake Moraine is located in the

Banff National Park and forms part of the Canadian Rockies.

(40 x 50 cm) (15.75 x 19.75 in)Estimate: €7,500-10,000



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Evening: Cape Tormentine, New Brunswick, 1945oil on board

signed lower right, bears ‘Watson Art Galleries’and ‘Art Gallery of Nova Scotia’ labels verso.

Provenance: Sold Cameron Auctioneers, Fredericton, New Brunswick, 5 October 2006 (lot135) .Private Collection,

Fredericton, New Brunswick, D’Avary West, Fredericton, New Brunswick, Watson Galleries, Montreal

Exhibited: ‘Stanley Royle 1888-1961’, Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, Halifax (and Canadian & British touring

exhibition) 1989 (No.85)Literature: ‘Stanley Royle - A Catalogue of His Works’

Timothy Dickson. 2008 Number 539 illust. P.101(43.25 x 54 cm) (17 x 21 in)

Estimate: €8,000-10,000


Early Morningwatercolour

signed and dated 1938 lower right, bears ‘Nova Scotia Society of Artists Annual Exhibition’ and ‘Roberts Gallery’ labels verso

Provenance: Cameron Auctioneers, Fredericton, New Brunswick 5Oct 2006 (lot142)

Roberts Gallery, Toronto, CanadaExhibited: Nova Scotia Society of Artists, Hallifax

Literature: ‘Stanley Royle - A Catalogue of His Works’Timothy Dickson. 2008 Number 452 illust. P.96

This works depicts The Dorwentwater Arms public house in the Derbyshire village of Calve

(40 x 55 cm) (15.75 x 21.75 in)Estimate: €6,000-8,000

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Boats, Concarneau, 1957oil on board

signed and dated ‘17 lower left, inscribed verso(30 x 40.25 cm)(11.75 x 15.75 in)

Provenance: Sold Phillips, Retford, 11 March 1997(lot 117)

Literature: ‘Stanley Royle - A Catalogue of His Works’ Timothy Dickson. 2008 Number 709 illust. P.112

Estimate: €6,000-8,000


Blue Rocks, Nova Scotia, 1941oil on board

signed and dated 1941 lower right, bears 'Mayberry Fine Art' label verso

Provenance: Mayberry Fine Art, Winnipeg, ManitopbaLiterature: ‘Stanley Royle - A Catalogue of His Works’

Timothy Dickson. 2008 Number 501 illust. P.98(30.5 x 40.75 cm) (12 x 16 in)

Estimate: €6,000-8,000


Lot 102STanley rOyle (1888-1961)Prospect Cove, Nova Scotia, 1937oil on boardsigned and dated 1937 lower right, bears 'MayberryFine Art' stamp versoProvenance: Mayberry FineArt, Winnipeg, ManitobaLiterature:‘Stanley Royle - A Catalogue of His Works’Timothy Dickson. 2008 Number 411 illust, p.95(40.75 x 50.75 cm)(16 x 20 in)Estimate: €6,000-8,000

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Landscape Near Cliften, Connemara, 1953oil on board

inscribed and bears ‘The Stanley Royle Archive’ label verso

Provenance: ‘The Stanley Royle Archive, Sheffield, England. Private Collection, Retford, Nottinghamshire

Sold Christies Sth. Kensington, Stanley Royle Studio Sale 28 October 1987 (lot 233), Jean Royle Copleston (the

artists daughter), Bulwell, Nottingham Collection of the artist, Worksop, Nottinghamshire


(30.5 x 40 cm) (12 x 15.75 in)Estimate: €2,000-3,000




Connemara Landscape, 1953oil on board

Provenance: Sold Whyte’s Auctioneers, Dublin 30 November 2004 (lot161). Jean Royle Copleston (the

artists daughter), Bulwell, Nottingham Collection of the artist, Worksop, Nottinghamshire


(30 x 40 cm) (11.75 x 15.75 in)Estimate: €1,500-2,500


Coastal View of St. Abb's Harbour, Fife, 1957oil on board

Provenance: Sold James Adams, Dublin 11 October 2006 (lot 144) Sold Whytes, Dublin 30 November 2004

(lot 161) Sold Christies Sth. Kensington, Stanley Royle Studio Sale 28 Oct1987. Jean Royle Copleston (the artists

daughter), Bulwall, Nottingham. Collection of the artist, Worksop, Nottinghamshire

Literature: ‘Stanley Royle - A Catalogue of His Works’Timothy Dickson. 2008 Number 696 illust. P.111

(30.5 x 40.75 cm) (12 x 16 in)Estimate: €1,500-2,500

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Lot 106brian bOurKe HrHa (b.1936)Chrissy Hynes of the Pretendersmixed mediasigned lower right and titled lower left(50.75 x 47.75 cm)(20 x 18.75 in)Estimate: €500-700


Lot 107marKey rObinSOn(1888-1961)The Potato Pickersoil on boardsigned lower left, bears 'Oriel Gallery' label verso(60 x 89 cm) (23.5 x 35 in)Estimate: €4,000-6,000

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Lot 108JOHn SHinnOrS (b.1950)

Kite Over Carraroeoil on linen on panel

signed lower right, bears ‘Vangard Gallery’ label

verso. Dated 2006(37 x 41.5 cm)

(14.5 x 16.25 in)Estimate: €7,000-10,000


Autumn Coloursoil on paper

monogrammed and dated 1966 lower left,bears ‘Porthmeor Gallery, St. Ives, Cornwall, Catalogue

No. 1740’ label verso(52.75 x 63.5 cm) (20.5 x 25 in)

Estimate: €2,000-3,000

Lot 110nanO reiD rHa (1905-1981)

Still Life by Windowwatercolour

signed lower right(44.5 x 35 cm) (17.5 x 13.75 in)




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Lot 112Harry KernOFF rHa (1900-1974)Portrait of a Girl with Shawlwatercoloursigned and dated ‘54 lower right(59 x 49.5 cm)(23.25 x 19.5 in)Estimate: €5,000-7,000

Lot 111pauline beWicK rHa (b.1935)Tao De Chingmixed mediasigned and dated 2005 lower right(95.25 x 134.5 cm) (37.5 x 53 in)Estimate: €6,000-9,000


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Lot 113JacK buTler yeaTS rHa

(1871-1957)Stormy Seas

pen and inksigned lower right

(10.25 x 22.75 cm) (4 x 9 in)Estimate: €6,000-8,000

Lot 114lOuiS le brOcquy HrHa (b.1916)

Human Imagelimited edition print 23/75

signed by the artist lower right(101 x 72 cm) (39.75 x 28.25 in)

Estimate: €3,000-4,000

Lot 115lOuiS le brOcquy HrHa (b.1916)

Visage a Bouche, Ouvertelimited edition print 47/75


Estimate: €1,500-2,000



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Lot 116maJella O’neill cOllinS (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Aerial Viewoil on canvassigned verso

(60 x 90 cm) (23.5 x 35.5 in)Estimate: €1,000-1,500

Lot 118paTricK leOnarD HrHa (1918-2005)

Rush Beach (Doreen and Hilary)pastel

signed and dated 1949 lower right, titled lower left(56 x 73.75 cm) (22 x 29 in)

Estimate: €1,500-2,000


Landscape with Figures and Treesgouache

signed lower left(31.75 x 42 cm) (12.5 x 16.5 in)


Lot 117nanO reiD rHa (1905-1981)

Portrait of a Ladyoil on canvas


Estimate: €1,000-1,500


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Lot 120cecil maGuire rHa rua

(b.1930)Purteen Harbour, Achill

Island, Co. Mayooil on panel

signed and dated ‘94 lower left, titled verso, bears 'Old Quay Studio, Roundstone'

label verso(30.5 x 45.75 cm)

(12 x 18 in)Estimate: €5,000-7,000

Lot 121JameS S. brOHan

(20TH/21ST cenTury)Collies

oil on canvassigned lower left

(45.75 x 61 cm) (18 x 24 in)Estimate: €5,000-7,000



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Lot 122GOrDOn KinG (b.1939) briTiSH

Rural Sceneoil on canvas


Estimate: €2,000-3,000

Lot 124nicHOlaS Healy HuTcHinSOn (b.1955)

Cow and Cottageoil on board

initialed lower left, bears ‘The Frederick Gallery’ label verso. Dec 2000

(16.5 x 22.75 cm) (6.5 x 9 in)Estimate: €300-500

Lot 125William crOzier HrHa (1930-2011)

West Cork Landscapecharcoal on paper

signed and dated 1992 lower right(56 x 76 cm) (22 x 30 in)Estimate: €1,000-1,500

Lot 123GOrDOn KinG (b.1939) briTiSH

On the Scentoil on canvas

signed lower right(61 x 91.5 cm) (24 x 36 in)

Estimate: €2,500-3,500


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Lot 126paTricK O’reilly (b.1957)

Birdmanbronze sculpture

signed and stampedheight (28 cm) (11 in)

Estimate: €2,000-3,000

Lot 129DaiTHi brOpHy

(20TH/21ST cenTury)A Women’s Work is Never Done

unique bronze on marble basesigned (on Bucket)

height (34.25 cm) (13.5 in)Estimate: €800-1,200


Foetusbronze sculpture

signed and stampedheight (21.5 cm) (8.5 in)Estimate: €2,000-3,000



Lot 130ricHarD arGreiTer (b.1941) auSTrianSpherebronze sculptureheight (42 cm) (16.5 in)Estimate: €500-700


Man and Snakebronze sculpture

signed and stampedheight (7.5 cm) (3 in)

Estimate: €2,000-3,000

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Evening Sea IIoil on canvas

signed, titled and dated 2007 verso(100 x 150 cm) (39.25 x 59 in)

Estimate: €1,500-2,000


Yellow Moon Manmixed media

signed lower right, titled lower left(15.25 x 22.75 cm) (6 x 9 in)



Fire Water and Beautiful Girls & Beach-Dwellersdouble-sided mixed media

initialled lower left(15.25 x 22.75 cm) (6 x 9 in)


Lot 132Henri cHarleS manGuin (1874-1949)

Sunbatherswatercolour

signed lower right(40.75 x 50.75 cm) (7.5 x 9 in)

Estimate: €2,000-3,000


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Lot 135liam O’neill (b.1954)

Man from Blasket Islandoil on canvas


Estimate: €4,000-6,000

Lot 136paul Kelly (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Low Tide, Rush Harbouroil on board

signed, titled and dated ‘03 verso(25.5 x 30.5 cm) (10 x 12 in)



Landscape with Cottagemixed media

signed lower left(25.5 x 35 cm) (10 x 13.75 in)

Estimate: €1,500-2,000



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Lot 139OleG leOnOv (20TH/21ST cenTury) ruSSian

Nudeoil on canvas

signed and dated lower right, signed and dated verso(96.5 x 73.75 cm) (38 x 29 in)

Estimate: €1,500-2,000

Lot 140THOmaS ryan pprHa (b.1929)

Pink Rose, Octoberoil on board

signed lower right,signed, dated 2009 and bears artists studio label ref no. 109.2009 verso

(15.25 x 20.25 cm) (6 x 8 in)Estimate: €1,200-1,600

Lot 138DaviD Graux (b.1970) FrencHMagnoliaoil on canvasmonogrammed lower right(90 x 90 cm) (35.5 x 35.5 in)Estimate: €3,500-4,500


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Lot 141GerarD m. burnS (b.1961) ScOTTiSH

Girl Between Trees in Winteroil on canvas


Estimate: €4,000-5,000

Lot 142maurice canninG WilKS arHa rua (1911-1984)

Lough Roadoil on canvas

signed lower right, bears ‘John Magee’ label verso(30.5 x 61 cm) (12 x 24 in)

Estimate: €1,500-2,000


Driving Home the Cowsoil on panel

signed lower left bears 'F.G. Davis & Sons, Belfast' label verso

(44 x 60 cm) (17.25 x 23.5 in)Estimate: €3,000-4,000



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Lot 144ciaran lennOn (b.1947)

Abstractmixed media

signed and dated 2002 verso(25.5 x 18.5 cm) (10 x 7.25 in)

Estimate: €2,000-2,500

Lot 146ciaran lennOn (b.1947)Yellow on Blueacrylic painted on blue acrylic sheet of paper, image size (9.5 x 7.5 in)signed and dated 2005 lower right(76.25 x 116.75 cm)(30 x 46 in)Estimate: €2,500-3,000

Lot 145JOHn nOel SmiTH (b.1952)

Red Abstractoil on canvas diptych

signed, dated 2006 and bearsartist's archive no. 0611 verso(203.25 x 89 cm) (80 x 35 in)

Estimate: €1,500-2,000


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Lot 147anDy WarHOl (1928-1987) briTiSH

Martha Graham, Letter to the World (The Kick) 1986

unique screenprint on Lennox museum boardstamped with Andy Warhol Foundation and Estate

Seal verso.Provenance:

Andy Warhol Foundation for Visual Arts.Philips De Pury, New York,

12th Sept 2006, Lot 119.Private Collection.

(91.5 x 91.5 cm) (36 x 36 in)Estimate: €10,000-14,000


Still Life on Yellowlimited edition print 71/75

signed and dated ‘73 lower right(47 x 56 cm) (18.5 x 22 in)

Estimate: €2,500-3,000


Green Pearsartists proof 1/10

signed and dated ‘74 top left(21 x 26 cm) (8.25 x 10.25 in)

Estimate: €1,500-2,000



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Lot 151arTHur armSTrOnG rHa (1924-1996)

The Four Seasonsfour mixed media framed as one

one signed lower left. Provenance: From the estate of Anne Yeats.

Private collection(12.75 x 17.75 cm) (5 x 7 in)

Estimate: €1,500-2,000

Lot 152THOmaS ryan pprHa (b.1929)The Artist’s Wife in the Studio

oil on boardsigned lower right

(32.5 x 27.25 cm) (12.75 x 10.75 in)Estimate: €1,200-1,800

Lot 150arTHur armSTrOnG rHa(1924-1996)Evening Landscapeoil on canvasboardsigned lower left, bears 'Tom Caldwell Gallery' label versoProvenance: The Irish Sale, Christies, London, 12th May 2006, Lot 113. Private collection.(76.25 x 91.5 cm) (30 x 36 in)Estimate: €3,000-4,000


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Lot 153HecTOr mcDOnnell rua

(b.1947)Chinese Fishmongers

oil on canvassigned, titled, dated ‘98 and

bears ‘Bell Gallery’ label verso

Provenance: Bell Gallery Exhibitions: New York

Paintings, No. 24, October 1998. Inscribed on label

'This is where to get your fish, if it is fish you like, and

I was eating it all the time', H. McDonnell

(61 x 50.75 cm) (24 x 20 in)Estimate: €5,000-7,000

Lot 154marKey rObinSOn

(1918-1999)Figures and Boats

gouache on boardsigned lower center, bears ‘Oriel Gallery’ label verso

(53.25 x 78.75 cm)(21 x 31 in)

Estimate: €2,750-3,500



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Lot 156 (Comprised of 3 Paintings)marTin Finnin (b.1968)

Ulster Cycle - Cuchulainn Versus Fiar Diadmixed media on canvas


Estimate: €6,000-8,000

Cuchulainn is receiving his Gae Bolga (lightning spear) from Scatach, the magic warrior. Cuchulainnn learnt magic and warfare from her. In the painting, they are floating on leaves to show the transfer of knowledge. The Tain. Queen Medb sent Morrigan to kill Cuchulainn. They fought in the river. During the fight Morrigan shifted from a crazy she-wolf to a vicious eel which attacked the hero from behind. He finally kills her in all forms and continues to battle Medb army.

Then on the third day Fiar Diad put on a body amour and iron apron as protection against the infamous Gae Bulga. Fiar Diad through his sword which wounded Cuchulainn, burying itself in his side. Cuchulainn threw his Gae Bulga and pierced his friends heart. He stabbed a second time to make sure and it protruded through his body. The only colour here is the blood red of Cuchulainn’s eye and the wound of his friend.


Fenian Cycle - To Travel to Tir Na nOgmixed media on canvas

(120 x 160 cm) (47.25 x 63 in)Estimate: €8,000-10,000

It is about the love triangle of Finn McCumhall, Diarmuid and Grainne. This scene is from the pursuit of the young couple by Finn. He knows that Diarmuid and Grainne are in the magic tree. But because the tree is magic he has to entice Diarmuid out. He does so by setting up a game of chess under the tree knowing that Diarmuid is a chess fanatic. Grainne is on the other side trying to stop her lover.

Tir na nogIt shows Oisin and his lasher travelling across the sea to Tir Na Nog, the

Land of the Young.

The Salmon of Knowledge, Fionn is acquiring the divine knowledge having eaten the salmon of wisdom.


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Historical Cycle - A Vision of the Birdmanmixed media on canvas


Estimate: €5,000-7,000

Mad McSweeny was a high chieftain of Ireland who took offence to a priest building a church nearby. He promptly marched naked into that church and threw the priest and his chalice into a nearby river. The priest put a curse on him, to live naked and die by the point of a spear. McSweeny was called to assist in the battle of a friend that day and in the battle had a breakdown (or breakthrough) he took all his clothes off again and jumped on an

enemies shield high up into a tree. McSweeny was a chief, a pagan, a hermit, wedded to the birds, the trees and the stars in the sky. He imagined that he was a bird and that he could fly around Ireland. He is nested in the treetop, staring at the stars. The towers of eyes on each side are a symbol of the paranoia he might have suffered. The Death of McSweeny. McSweeny came down from the trees for a little while and a man called Moling took pity on him. He asked his cook to give him a bowl of milk every day. The cook’s sister in law told the cook’s husband that


Mythological Cycle - The Rise and Fall of the Nemidiansmixed media on canvas


Estimate: €5,000-7,000

It begins with the coming of Cesair, the granddaughter of Noah. Noah would not let her on the boat because she was a bit saucy so she built her own ship and sailed across the sea. The Nemedians, named after their leader Nemed (holy sacred) left their land with 34 ships. On their journey they saw a huge golden tower rising out of the sea. Driven by greed, most of the fleet approached the tower. Suddenly a great torrent rose causing the loss of the fleet. Only the chief and his ship survived.

This magical tribe arrived with their flying ships on the Irish coast. They were initially unable to land because of an energy field created by another tribe, the Formorians. They had to circle Ireland nine times before they found their way through. Its rumoured that they destroyed their own ships upon entry to make a retreat impossible.



she saw McSweeny giving the cook the glad eye and in a fit of jealousy the cook’s husband threw a spear at McSweeny as he was drinking the milk. It went through his heart and killed him. In this painting I would like the spirit of McSweeny to soar up into the sky like a bird.

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Flight into Egyptgouache on panelsigned lower right

(61 x 25.5 cm) (24 x 10 in)Estimate: €2,000-3,000

Lot 161JOHn KirWan (b.1956)

Rainbow Dayoil on board

signed lower right(43.25 x 49 cm) (17 x 19.25 in)

Estimate: €1,000-1,400

Lot 159marKey rObinSOn(1918-1999)Going to Massgouche on boardsigned lower rightProvenance: Leinster Gallery. Private collection(73.75 x 99 cm) (29 x 39 in)Estimate: €4,000-6,000


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Lot 162Fr. JacK p. HanlOn (1913-1968)

Sweeneywatercolour

signed lower centre right,bears ‘Taylor Gallery’ label versoProvenance: From the collection of James White

(38 x 52 cm) (15 x 20.5 in)Estimate: €1,200-1,800

Lot 164eva HenrieTTa HamilTOn (1876-1960)

Cottage in the Westoil on board

signed with initials lower right. Provenance: The Hamilton Family by descent.

Private collection(36.75 x 45.75 cm) (14.5 x 18 in)

Estimate: €1,800-2,400

Lot 165William cOnOr rHa rua rOi (1881-1968)

Donegal Damselwatercolour

signed lower right, inscribed andtitled, bears ‘John Magee Ltd’ label with dedication verso

(32 x 16.5 cm) (12.5 x 6.5 in)Estimate: €1,500-2,000

Lot 163anne yeaTS (1919-2001)

Flat Fishoil on canvas

from the Estate of Anne Yeats(35.5 x 50.75 cm) (14 x 20 in)




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Abstractcoloured print

signed by the artist(80 x 60 cm) (31.5 x 23.5 in)


Lot 168JOHn miniHan (b.1946)

Francis Bacon in his Studio 1984monochrome photograph ap 1/6

signed lower right and verso(45.75 x 31.75 cm) (18 x 12.5 in)


Lot 169JOHn miniHan (b.1946)

William Crozier in West Cork 2004monochrome photograph ap 1/6

signed lower right and verso(31 x 31 cm) (12.25 x 12.25 in)



Mexicanocoloured print

signed by the artist(40 x 50 cm) (15.75 x 19.75 in)



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Lot 170TruDie mOOney (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Still Life - Jugsoil on board

initialled and dated 2006 lower right(30.5 x 61 cm) (12 x 24 in)

Estimate: €2,500-3,500

Lot 172JameS caHill (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Young Girloil on canvas on board

signed lower left(34.25 x 29.75 cm) (13.5 x 11.75 in)


Lot 173annie rObinSOn (b.1961)

Going Home from Churchoil on canvas



Lot 171paTricK caHill (20TH/21ST cenTury)

O’Connell St, Sunshine, Blue Bus & Spireoil on board

signed lower left, signed and titled verso(30 x 40 cm) (11.75 x 15.75 in)

Estimate: €1,000-1,400



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Lot 174micHael Farrell (1940-2000)

James Joycelimited edition print 22/50

signed and dated ‘97 lower right and inscibed 'I don't mind how you paint my soul, but set my tie correct'

(98 x 70 cm) (38.5 x 27.5 in)Estimate: €800-1,200


Catoil on canvas




Two Fishoil on canvas




Divided Shoreline Off Sherkinoil on canvas

signed, titled and dated 2000 verso(50 x 76 cm) (19.75 x 30 in)

Estimate: €1,000-1,500


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Islandsgouache

signed lower centre and titled lower centre right,bears ‘Sandford Gallery’ label verso

(18.5 x 26 cm) (7.25 x 10.25 in)Estimate: €1,200-1,600

Lot 180rHOnDa cHurcH (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Still Life - Hydrangeas and Plumsoil on canvas

signed lower left(47 x 40.75 cm) (18.5 x 16 in)

Estimate: €1,000-1,500

Lot 181DaviD clarKe (1920-2005)

Candlelight 1950gouache on board

signed and dated ‘50 top left,bears ‘The Frederick Gallery’ label verso

(47 x 56 cm) (18.5 x 22 in)Estimate: €600-900


White Roses in a Blue Vaseoil on board





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Lot 182niall WriGHT (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Coastline II, Ballinaskelligs Bayoil on canvas

signed lower rightProvenance: Millcove Gallery, Castletownbere.

Private collection(40 x 40 cm) (15.75 x 15.75 in)


Lot 184eSTella FranceS SOlOmOnS HrHa (1882-1968)

Seamus Reading by a Wooded Streamoil on canvas laid on board

initialed and dated 1926 lower left,bears ‘Frederick Gallery’ label verso(36.75 x 26.75 cm) (14.5 x 10.5 in)


Lot 185cecil maGuire rHa rua (b.1930)

Canal Bridgeoil on board

signed and dated ‘96 lower right(38 x 48.25 cm) (15 x 19 in)

Estimate: €1,000-2,000

Lot 183brian DeninGTOn (b.1944)

Nude Studywatercolour

signed and dated ‘02 lower right(110 x 75 cm) (43.25 x 29.5 in)



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Lot 186malcOlm cOWarD (20TH/21ST cenTury) enGliSH

Race Horse Studiesoil on canvas

signed lower centre left(76.25 x 101.5 cm) (30 x 40 in)

Estimate: €1,000-1,500

Lot 188emer O’leary (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Abstractwatercolour

signed and dated ‘11 lower right(36.75 x 40.75 cm) (14.5 x 16 in)


Lot 189Guy HanScOmb (b.1968)

Dunesoil on canvas

monogrammed lower right(40.75 x 91.5 cm) (16 x 36 in)


Lot 187SuSan mary Webb (b.1962)

Round Toweroil on canvas





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Lot 190DeS murie (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Final Furlongoil on board



Lot 192annie rObinSOn (b.1961)

Heaven’s Restacrylic on canvas

signed lower right, signed, titled, dated 2011 and bears 'Apollo Gallery' label verso

(20.25 x 40.75 cm) (8 x 16 in)Estimate: €400-600

Lot 193TOny mcnally (b.1953)

Loading the Boatoil on canvas




Figures and Treesgouache

signed lower centre left, bears 'New Apollo Gallery' stamp verso

(17 x 23 cm) (6.75 x 9 in)Estimate: €400-600


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Lot 194anDreW HOOD (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Merchants Quay, Dublinoil on board


Estimate: €2,000-2,500

Lot 196nOrman TeelinG (b.1944)

Grafton Street Flower Sellersoil on board



Lot 197Jac marS (1919-1992) briTiSH

Tom Wallsoil on canvas


Estimate: €1,000-1,500

Lot 195anDreW HOOD (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Sunny Afternoon at the Beachoil on board


Estimate: €1,200-1,800



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Lot 198cHeriTH mcKinSTry (b.1928)

Study of a Boywatercolour

signed and dated 1979 lower right, inscribed with dedication and bears 'Bell Gallery' label verso

(26.75 x 20.25 cm) (10.5 x 8 in)Estimate: €400-600

Lot 200alexanDer WilliamS rHa (1846-1930)

A Corner, Middle Lake, Killarneywatercolour

signed lower right, titled lower left(25.5 x 42.5 cm) (10 x 16.75 in)


Lot 201may GuineSS (1836-1955)

At Tablepastel

initialled lower right, bears original artist's and proce of £8.8.0 verso

(21 x 26 cm) (8.25 x 10.25 in)Estimate: €600-900

Lot 199ann primrOSe Jury rua (1907-1995)

Hillside Cottage and Hayricksoil on board

initialled lower left, bears 'Christies' label verso(34.25 x 42 cm) (13.5 x 16.5 in)



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Lot 202euGene cOnWay (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Bridge Over the Streamoil on canvas


Estimate: €1,500-2,000

Lot 204DaviD O’Sullivan (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Balanceoil on canvas


Estimate: €2,000-3,000


View of the Mournes from Above Hilltownoil on board




The Second Agemixed media

Provenance: From the artist’s family, Private collection(20.25 x 16 cm) (8 x 6.25 in)




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Lot 206elizabeTH brOpHy (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Time For a Swimoil on board

signed lower left, titled verso(45.75 x 61 cm) (18 x 24 in)

Estimate: €1,500-2,000

Lot 208virGiliO rapOSO (20TH/21ST cenTury) pOrTuGueSe

Sloop at Seaoil on canvas



Lot 209JOHn murpHy (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Admiring Wild Flowers, Botanic Gardensoil on board

signed and dated 2005 lower centre(44.5 x 61 cm) (17.5 x 24 in)


Lot 207elizabeTH brOpHy (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Picking Flowers with Mumoil on board




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Lot 210ciaran clear (20TH/21ST cenTury)

After the Famine, Co. Mayooil on board

signed and titled verso(30.5 x 40.75 cm) (12 x 16 in)

Estimate: €1,500-2,000

Lot 212marc p. cullen (20TH/21ST cenTury)


signed and dated ‘11 lower right(25.5 x 35.5 cm) (10 x 14 in)


Lot 213paDDy lennOn (b.1955)

The Chairoil on canvas

initialled lower right(80 x 100 cm) (31.5 x 39.25 in)

Estimate: €1,500-2,000

Lot 211JOnaTHan KnuTTel (20TH/21ST cenTury)

acrylic on canvasLate into the Nightsigned lower right

(61 x 50.75 cm) (24 x 20 in)Estimate: €1,000-1,400



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Lot 214JOOp SmiTS (b.1938)

Cat in the Moonlightoil on board

signed lower left(50.75 x 61 cm) (20 x 24 in)


Lot 216nOel O’callaGHan (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Flooded Bog, Mayooil on board



Lot 217euGene mcGuile (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Poppy Fields, Franceoil on canvas

signed and dated ‘00 lower right and verso(101.5 x 76.25 cm) (40 x 30 in)


Lot 215paDraiG macmiaDHacHain rWa (b.1929)

Whitescape Ioil on board




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Lot 218THOmaS ryan pprHa (b.1929)

Myles in the Studiooil on board

signed lower right, bears artist's label and dated 7/'87 verso

(61 x 50.75 cm) (24 x 20 in)Estimate: €2,000-3,000

Lot 220liam Treacy rHa (1934-2005)

Barges on the Canaloil on canvas


Estimate: €1,000-1,500

Lot 221anDreW nicHOll rHa (1804-1886)

Waterfall in Glenarm Parkwatercolour

signed lower left. Exhibited RHA 1838(33 x 50.75 cm) (13 x 20 in)


Lot 219Ken mOrOney (b.1949)

Gathering Bracken on the Hillsideoil on board





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Lot 222FranK eGGinTOn rca (1908-1990)

Waterfallswatercolour

signed and dated 1935 lower right(25.5 x 35.5 cm) (10 x 14 in)


Lot 224SuSan mary Webb (b.1962)Quiet Lough, Connemara

oil on canvassigned lower right

(30.5 x 71 cm) (12 x 28 in)Estimate: €300-500


Still Life with Fruitgouache

signed lower left, bears ‘Nicholas Gallery’ label verso(18.5 x 24.75 cm) (7.25 x 9.75 in)


Lot 223STella STeyn (1907-1987)

Childrenoil on canvas

bears artists artist's Atelier STEYN stamp verso(40 x 72 cm) (15.75 x 28.25 in)

Estimate: €1,000-1,400


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Lot 226Gillian laWlOr (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Untitledoil on canvas

signed, titled and dated 2007 verso(70 x 80 cm) (27.5 x 31.5 in)


Lot 228SimOn mOller (20TH/21ST cenTury) briTiSH

Nude Studymixed media

Provenance: Purchased by the present ownerdirectly from the artist

(120 x 85 cm) (47.25 x 33.5 in)Estimate: €500-700

Lot 229JameS mcDOnalD (b.1939)

A Great Firepastel



Lot 227Orla eGan (20TH/21ST cenTury)

J.M. Synge - Playboy of the Western Worldoil on board





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Interioroil on board




Lady with Basket of Applespastel



Lot 233GeOrGe WilKin (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Crockatee, Muckish, Co. Donegaloil on canvas

initialled lower right(25.5 x 30.5 cm) (10 x 12 in)



Still Life - Flowers in a Vaseoil on board




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Lot 234euGene JOSepH mcSWiney (1866-1936)

Woodlandoil on board

signed and dated 1908 lower left(24.25 x 34.25 cm) (9.5 x 13.5 in)


Lot 236GreTTa O’brien (b.1933)




Lot 237Sean mccarTHy (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Coastal Sceneoil on board

signed and dated ‘07 lower centre(50.75 x 61 cm) (20 x 24 in)


Lot 235JOHn FranciS SKelTOn (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Feeding the Hensoil on board





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Lot 238JacK DOnOvan (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Dandyoil on canvassigned verso

(50.75 x 50.75 cm) (20 x 20 in)Estimate: €300-500

Lot 240JOHn TricKeTT (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Headlandoil on canvas



Lot 241JOHn TricKeTT (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Winter Lanewayoil on canvas



Lot 239JacK DOnOvan (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Cyclopsoil on canvas

signed and dated ‘99 lower left(61 x 61 cm) (24 x 24 in)



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Lot 242anTHOny J. avery (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Gypsy Caravansoil on board



Lot 244JOHn FranciS SKelTOn (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Burren Bound, Clare/Galwayoil on board



Lot 245rOberT TaylOr carSOn Hrua (1919-2008)

Hillside Villageoil on board



Lot 243pHilip FrencH (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Blossom by Wateroil on canvas

signed and dated 1998 lower right, bears ‘Tom Caldwell Galleries’ label verso

(45.75 x 61 cm) (18 x 24 in)Estimate: €400-600



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Lot 246William cunninGHam (b.1946)

Flowing Waters, Bernaghoil on board



Lot 248Debbie luSH (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Dreams of an Addictacrylic on canvassigned lower right

(80 x 60 cm) (31.5 x 23.5 in)Estimate: €400-600

Lot 249HecTOr mcDOnnell rua (b.1947)

Lifeguard Stand, Long Islanddrawing

signed lower right, bears ‘Soloman Gallery’ label verso(16.5 x 23.5 cm) (6.5 x 9.25 in)


Lot 247DaviD mcelHinney (b.1972)

With the Judgeoil on canvas

signed lower left, signed, titled and dated 2011 verso(50.75 x 61 cm) (20 x 24 in)



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Lot 250nOrman TeelinG (b.1944)

Summer Gardenoil on board

bears ‘Magil Fine Art’ label verso(50 x 60 cm) (19.75 x 23.5 in)


Lot 252pieT SluiS (b.1929)Flowers in a Vase

oil on panelsigned and dated ‘81 lower left,(50.75 x 40.75 cm) (20 x 16 in)


Lot 253eSTella FranceS SOlOmOnS HrHa (1882-1968)

Hillside Cottagesoil on board



Lot 251micHael SmyTH (b.1961)

Lady in Redoil on canvas





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Lot 254rOberT bOTTOm prua (b.1944)

Large Pot of Flowers in the Studiooil on board



Lot 256DaviD mcaTamney (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Disjointed Enchantmentoil on canvas

signed lower right, bears ‘Emer Gallery’ label verso(120 x 80 cm) (47.25 x 31.5 in)


Lot 257cOlin FlacK (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Purple Flowersoil on canvas



Lot 255verner Finlay (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Chapel at Sunsetoil on board




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Lot 258JOHn KirWan (b.1956)

Achilloil on board



Lot 260J.p. rOOney (b.1947)

Fishermen and Shawliesgouache on boardsigned lower right

(40 x 50 cm) (15.75 x 19.75 in)Estimate: €400-600

Lot 261JOe HyneS (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Bangor Marinawatercolour



Lot 259alexanDer WilliamS rHa (1846-1930)

River, Connemaraoil on canvasboardsigned lower left

(30.5 x 47 cm) (12 x 18.5 in)Estimate: €500-700



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Lot 262enGliSH ScHOOl (19TH cenTury)

Old Watchtoweroil on canvas

signed E.M. lower right(30.5 x 61 cm) (12 x 24 in)


Lot 264JOHn OrmSby (20TH/21ST cenTury) ScOTTiSH

Fish & Chipswatercolour



Lot 265JOHn OrmSby (20TH/21ST cenTury) ScOTTiSH

Street Activitieswatercolour

signed and dated ‘11 lower right(40.75 x 50.75 cm) (16 x 20 in)



Red Flowers in a Blue Vaseoil on board




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Lot 266DeniS Orme SHaW (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Downings Harbour, Donegaloil on canvas

(50.75 x 61 cm) (20 x 24 in)Estimate: €500-750

Lot 268J.p. rOOney (b.1947)

Donegaloil on board

signed lower left(15.25 x 122 cm) (6 x 48 in)


Lot 269J.p. rOOney (b.1947)Galway Hookersgouachesigned lower right(40.75 x 61 cm) (16 x 24 in)Estimate: €500-700

Lot 267DeniS Orme SHaW (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Cottages, Connemaraacrylic on board





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Lot 270William cunninGHam (b.1946)

Mournes from Strangfordoil on board



Lot 272cOrneliuS campbell (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Huntsman and Pack Houndsoil on canvas



Lot 273cOrneliuS campbell (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Cowoil on board




Pink Flowers in a Blue Vaseoil on board




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Lot 274lOrna millar (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Irish Dancersoil on board




Three Girls on Redoil on board




The Young Pianistoil on board




Balloonsoil on board





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Lot 278liam reilly (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Feeding the Chickensoil on canvas



Lot 280Orla eGan (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Hauling Up the Boats on Tory Islandoil on board



Lot 281DeSmOnD mOnrOe (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Canal Walkoil on canvas



Lot 279liam reilly (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Bringing Home the Turfoil on canvas




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Lot 282marTin cOOKe (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Christian Louboutin Shoeacrylic on boardsigned lower left

(16.5 x 16.5 cm) (6.5 x 6.5 in)Estimate: €200-300

Lot 284alan Kenny (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Sacred Mountainoil on board

signed lower right, signed, titled and dated 2007 verso(20.25 x 25.5 cm) (8 x 10 in)


Lot 285micHelle carlin (20TH/21ST cenTury)

The Three of Us with Kitesoil on board



Lot 283marTin cOOKe (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Maille Sherry Vinegaracrylic on boardsigned lower left

(21.5 x 9 cm) (8.5 x 3.5 in)Estimate: €200-300



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Lot 286brian mcmaHOn (20TH/21ST cenTury)

Portrait of the Poet Douglas Jamesoil on canvas

signed and dated ‘02 lower right,signed, titled and dated verso

(72.5 x 57.25 cm) (28.5 x 22.5 in)Estimate: €600-800

Lot 288Olive Henry rua (1902-1989)

Park Groundswatercolour



Lot 289Basil Blackshaw Book: Blackshaw. Edited by Eamonn

Mallie. Signed by Blackshaw and Eamonn Mallie, in slip case


Lot 287JOy carmen (20TH/21ST cenTury)

I Can Feel It in the Airoil on canvas

signed and dated 2012 lower right,signed, titled and dated verso(50 x 70 cm) (19.75 x 27.5 in)



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Lot 290JOHn brian vallely (b.1941)

'A Work of Art'limited edition book 160/200 by Fintan Vallely.

Signed by the artist and in slip caseEstimate: €200-400

Lot 292DaviD HOcKney (b.1937)

Hockney’s Alphabetbook edited by Stephen Spender, signed by both David

Hockney and Stephen SpenderEstimate: €200-300

Lot 293A Millenium Presentation

One Hundred Years of Irish Artedited by Eamonn Mallie



Booksigned by the artist. Edited by David Carrier and

published by Thames and HudsonEstimate: €200-400



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Conditions of sale

A full list of conditions of sale are available from our office or on our website at www.morganodriscoll.com.Buyers and sellers are requested to read carefully the explanation of Cataloguing practice and the conditions set out below which contain the terms on which Morgan O’Driscoll RICS SICS (thereafter referred to as The Auctioneer) conduct sales and handle other related matters.

Save as otherwise appears The Auctioneer acts only as agents for the seller.

The buyer shall be the highest bidder acceptable to The Auctioneer subject to a reserve price (if any) and The Auctioneers shall have absolute discretion to settle any dispute.Every bidder shall be deemed to act as principle unless The Auctioneer has, before the date of the Auction, acknowledged in writing that the bidder is acting as agent on behalf of a disclosed principle.Every bidder shall complete and sign a registration form before the date of the Auction (if applicable)

Any representation or statement by the Auctioneer whether in the catalogue or other publication or in a condition report as to the authorship, origin, date, age, attribution, genuineness, provenance, condition or estimated selling price of any Lot is a statement of opinion only. Any illustrations in the catalogue are solely for the guidance of prospective Buyers and are not to be relied upon in terms of tone or colour or necessarily to reveal imperfection in any Lot. In addition, many Lots are of an age or nature which precludes there being in pristine condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. Such information is given for guidance only and the absence of such reference does not imply that a Lot is free from defects nor does any reference to particular defects imply the absence of others.Buyers must satisfy themselves as to all matters refereed to in (a) and (b) above by inspection or otherwise prior to the date of the Auction. The attention of Buyers is also drawn to the explanation of cataloguing practice contained in the catalogue.Each purchaser shall be deemed to have inspected and to be thoroughly acquainted with the contents and conditions of the Lot or Lots purchased by him and to have purchased same subject in all faults, deficiencies, imperfections and errors (if any) of any description therein, and no allowance whatsoever shall be made in respect of any such fault, imperfection or error or any difficulty of access.

Premium The Buyer shall pay The Auctioneer a premium of 22.14% (inclusive of VAT) 18% (exclusive of VAT) of the Hammer Price and the Buyer acknowledges that The Auctioneer may also receive commission in accordance with Conditions of Sale from the Seller.VAT regulations All Lots in this catalogue are sold using the Auctioneers VAT Margin Scheme. Revenue regulations require that the Buyers premium must be invoiced at a rate which is inclusive of any VAT. This VAT is not recoverable by any business buyer.

Each lot shall, from the fall of the hammer, be at the sole risk of the purchaser, and must be collected and taken away without fail, at the purchaser’s risk in all respects.The Auctioneer reserves the right to alter, divide, group or withdraw any Lot or Lots either before or at any time during the sale, or give options on any Lot or Lots at any time during the sale.

Upon the sale of a Lot, the Buyer shall: i) Unless he has already done so, give to The Auctioneer his name and address and, if so required by The Auctioneer, his bank or other suitable references. ii) If so required by The Auctioneers, immediately pay a deposit in cash or bank draft of 25% of the purchase price of any Lot. iii)Pay to The Auctioneer the Purchase Price within one day from the date of sale.The Auctioneer may, at his absolute discretion, agree terms for credit with the Buyer under which the Buyer will be entitled to take possession of the Lot before payment is made in full.The Title of Ownership of the property in a lot shall not pass to the Buyer until he has paid the Purchase Price in full.

The Property in a Lot shall not pass to the Buyer until he has paid the Purchase Price in full and no Lot may be taken away during the Auction, nor may any Lot be taken away until the Purchase Price has been paid in full.The Buyer shall remove at his expense any Lot purchased within 1 day from the sale.The Buyer shall be responsible for any removal, storage and insurance charges on any Lot not taken away within 1 working day after the date of the Auction. Any packing and handling of purchased Lots by The Auctioneer’ staff is undertaken solely as a service to the Buyers, and will only be undertaken at The Auctioneer’s discretion and at the Buyer’s risk. The Auctioneer shall not be liable in any event for any damage to glass or frames irrespective of cause. In addition, The Auctioneer shall not be liable for any errors or omissions or damage caused by packers and shippers that The Auctioneer has recom-mended to the Buyer.

A purchased Lot shall be at the Buyer’s risk in all respects from the time of collection or the expiry of one day from the date of sale, whichever is the sooner, and neither The Auctioneer nor his employees nor agents shall hereafter be liable for any loss or damage of any kind, whether caused by negligence or otherwise, while any Lot is under their respective control or custody.No liability will be accepted by the Vendors or The Auctioneer for personal injuries of any description and from whatsoever cause arising sustained by any person while in the Auction Rooms, on the property of The Auctioneer and/or Vendor(s) for the purpose of inspection, or during the sale or whilst removing any Lots in or on the premises of The Auctioneer or Vendor(s) in connection with the sale.If the buyer fails to pay for or take away any Lot the Auctioneer shall, without further notice to the Buyer and at his absolute discretion and without prejudice to any other rights or remedies it may have, be entitled to exercise one or more of the following rights or remedies.

To issue proceedings against the Buyer for damages for breach of contract together with the costs of such proceedings on a full indemnity basis. To rescind the sale of that or any other Lot sold to the Buyer at that or any other Auction.To resell the Lot or cause it to be resold by public or private sale. Any deficiency in the Purchase Price resulting from such a resale (after giving credit for any payment) together will full costs incurred in connection with the Lot shall be paid to The Auctioneer by the Buyer(s) and any surplus over the Proceeds of Sale shall belong to the Seller and in this Condition the expression ‘Proceeds of Sale’ shall have the same meaning in relation to the sale by private treaty as it has in relation to a sale by Auction. To store the Lot or cause it to be stored and insurance and all other costs incurred in connection with the Lot shall be borne by the aforementioned Buyer.

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Subject to the obligations accepted by the Auctioneer under this condition, none of the Seller, The Auctioneer, their employees or agents is responsible for the correctness of any statement as to the authorship, origin, age, date, size, medium, attribution, genuineness or provenance of any Lot, for any other errors of description or for any faults or defects in any Lot and no warranty whatsoever is given by the Seller, The Auctioneer, their employees or agents in respect of any Lot and an express or implied conditions or warranties are hereby excluded. If, within five days of the date of the Auction: i) The Auctioneer has received in notice from the Buyer of any Lot that in his view the Lot is a forgery. ii) Within fourteen days of such notice, The Auctioneer has the Lot in his possession in the same condition as at the date of the Auction. iii) Within a reasonable time thereafter, the Buyer satisfies The Auctioneer that the Lot is a forgery and that the Buyer is able to transfer a good and

marketable title to the Lot free from any liens or encumbrances. The Auctioneer will set aside the sale and refund to the Buyer any amount paid by the Buyer in respect of the Lot provided that the Buyer shall have no rights under this condition if.

iv) The catalogue descriptions at the date of the Auction was in accordance with the then generally accepted opinion of scholars or experts or fairly indicated there to be a conflict of such opinions.

v) It can be established that the Lot is a forgery only by means of a scientific process not generally accepted for use until after the publication of the catalogue or by means of a process which at the date of the Auction was unreasonably expensive or impractical or likely to have caused damage to the Lot.

The Buyer shall not be entitled to claim under this Condition for more than the amount paid by him for the Lot and in particular shall have no claim for any loss, consequential loss or damage whether direct or indirect suffered by him.The benefit of this guarantee shall not be assignable and shall rest solely and exclusively on the Buyer who shall be the person to whom the original invoice was made out by The Auctioneer in respect of the Lot when sold and who has since the sale retained uninterrupted, unencumbered ownership thereof.

Prospective buyers are advised to attend at the Auction. The Auctioneers will, however, if so instructed, execute bids provided in writing in advance of the Auction or bids by telephone (at The Auctioneer’s discretion) on their behalf, but neither The Auctioneer nor his employees nor agents shall be liable for any neglect or default in so doing or for failure to do so.In the event that The Auctioneer has received commission bids in a Lot for identical amounts and at the Auction those commission bids are the highest bids for that Lot, the Lot shall be knocked down to the person whose commission bid (for the relevant amount) was received first.

Auctioneer's Right to Photographs and IllustrationsThe seller authorises the Auctioneer to photograph and illustrate any Lot placed with if for sale and further authorises the Auctioneer to use such photo-graphs and illustrations and any photographs and illustrations provided by the seller at any time in its absolute discretion (whether or not in connection with the auction).

VATIt is presumed unless stated to the contrary, that the items listed herein are auction scheme good as defined in the Finance Act 1995.

All purchases have to be paid for by Irish Draft in Euros. All other currencies will be subjected to Irish Bank Charges.

ARTIST’S RESALE RIGHTS (“DROIT DE SUITE”)The seller agrees to pay Morgan O’Driscoll’s an amount equal to the resale royalty. Resale royalty applies to both a living artist and the estate of an artist for a period of 70 years after their death where the Hammer Price is 3,000 Euro or more and the amount cannot be more than 12,500 Euro per lot. The amount is calculated as follows:

GENERAL CONDITIONS“The Auctioneer” Morgan O’Driscoll I.A.V.I. As agent for the Seller is not responsible for any default by the Seller or the Buyer.

The Auctioneer shall have the right at his absolute discretion to refuse admission to his premises or attendance at his auctions by any person(s).

The Auctioneer shall have the right at his absolute discretion to refuse any bid, to advance the biddings as he may decide, to withdraw or divide any Lot to combine any two or more Lots and in the case of dispute to put up any Lot for auction again.

Any indemnity hereunder shall extend to all action, proceedings, costs, claims and demands whatsoever incurred or suffered by the person for whose benefit the indemnity is given.The Auctioneer shall hold any indemnity on trust for his employees and agents where it is expressed to be for their benefit.

Any notice given hereunder shall be in writing and if given by post shall be deemed to have been duly received by the addressee in the ordinary course of post.

These Conditions of Sale shall be governed by and construed in accordance with Irish Law and all parties concerned hereby submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the Irish Courts.

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For the portion of the Hammer Price (in Euro)up to 50,000between 50,000.01 and 200,000between 200,000.01 and 350,000between 350,000.01 and 500,000in excess of 500,000

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Argreiter, RichardArmstrong, ArthurAvery, Anthony J.

Ballagh, RobertBallard, BrianBewick, PaulineBottom, RobertBourke, BrianBradley, AidenBrohan, James S.Brophy, DaithiBrophy, ElizabethBurns, Gerard M.

Cahill, JamesCahill, PatrickCampbell, CorneliusCarlin, MichelleCarmen, JoyCarrick, DesmondCasey, ComhghallCastle, BarrieChilds, Philip S.Church, RhondaClarke, DavidClarke, HarryClear, CiaranCollis, PeterConor, WilliamConway, EugeneCooke, MartinCopperwhite, PatrickCoward, MalcolmCraig, James HumbertCrozier, WilliamCullen, Marc P.Cunningham, William

Denington, BrianDillon, GerardDonovan, Jack

Egan, FelimEgan, OrlaEgginton, Frank

Farrell, MichaelFinlay, VernerFinnin, MartinFlack, ColinFrench, Percy

French, Philip

Gale, MartinGemmell, MichaelGillespie, GeorgeGoti, RonanGraux, DavidGrogan, MattGuiness, May

Hamilton, Eva HenriettaHanlon, Fr. Jack P.Hanscomb, GuyHealy, HenryHennessey, PatrickHenry, GraceHenry, OliveHockney, DavidHone, EvieHone, NathanielHood, AndrewHutchinson, Nicholas HealyHynes, Joe

Jenkins, Joseph JohnJones, Ted

Keating, SeanKelly, PaulKenny, AlanKernoff, HarryKing, GordonKingerlee, JohnKirwan, JohnKnuttel, GrahamKnuttel, Jonathan

Lawlor, GillianLe Brocquy, LouisLeJeune, JamesLennon, CiaranLennon, PaddyLeonard, PatrickLeonov, OlegLuke, JohnLush, DebbieLynch, PadraigLyndsay, Roy

MacCabe, GladysMacGonegal, MauriceMacMiadhachain, Padraig

130150, 151242

5313, 43, 92, 9311125410758121129206, 207141

172171272, 27328528711224501801814821034165202282, 28381868955, 125212246, 270

1831, 2, 133, 134, 137, 203238, 239

36227, 280222

37, 174255155, 156, 157, 158257, 263, 27167, 68

243

3354, 6518613871, 179, 230, 231201

16416218963458828829251, 5295194, 195124261

6632, 49, 70

12136284112122, 1237, 27, 57161, 2583, 76, 77, 176, 177, 232211

226114, 1156256, 144, 14621311813920, 21248239

74, 757244, 215

index of artists

Maderson, Arthur K.Maguire, CecilManguin, HerniMars, JacMcAtamney, DavidMcAuley, Charles J.McCarthy, BrianMcCarthy, SeanMcDonald, JamesMcDonnell, HectorMcElhinney, DavidMcGuile, EugeneMcGuinness, NorahMcIntyre, JamesMcKinstry, CherithMcMahon, BrianMcNally, TonyMcSweeney, SeanMcSwiney, Eugene JosephMillar, LornaMinihan, JohnMoller, SimonMonroe, DesmondMooney, TrudieMoroney, KenMurie, DesMurphy, John

Nicholl, Andrew

O’Brien, GrettaO’Callaghan, NoelO’Connor, James ArthurO’Donoghue, HughieO’Dowd, GwenO’Hara, HelenO’Leary, EmerO’Malley, TonyO’Neill Collins, MajellaO’Neill, LiamO’Reilly, PatrickOrme Shaw, DenisOrmsby, JohnO’Ryan, FergusO’Sullivan, David

Primrose Jury, Ann

Rakoczi, Basil IvanRaposo, VirgilioReid, Nano

Reilly, LiamRobinson, AnnieRobinson, Markey

Rola, RadekRooney, J.P.Royle, Stanley

Ryan, Thomas

Scott, WilliamScully, SeanShinnors, JohnSkelton Snr, JohnSkelton, John FrancisSluis, PietSmith, John NoelSmits, JoopSmyth, BrianSmyth, George HenrySmyth, MichaelSolomons, Estella FrancesSteyn, StellaSutton, IvanSwanzy, Mary

Taylor Carson, RobertTeeling, NormanTreacy, LiamTrickett, John

Vallely, John BrianWaldron, Carol AnnWalsh, RonanWarhol, AndyWarren, BarbaraWebb, KennethWebb, Susan MaryWilkin, GeorgeWilks, Maurice CanningWilliams, AlexanderWright, Niall

Yeats, AnneYeats, Jack ButlerYoung, Mabel

19, 94120, 18513219725635, 143, 20528237229153, 249247217469619828619340234274, 275, 276, 277168, 169228281170219190209

221

2362161041, 4264691885, 26, 109116, 131, 175135126, 127, 128266, 267264, 26578204

199

17208110, 117

278, 279173, 19280, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 100, 119, 154, 159, 160, 178, 191, 22525260, 268, 26997, 98, 99, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106140, 152, 218

24, 148, 14959, 166, 167, 29115, 10847235, 2442521452142931251184, 25322316, 3073

245196, 250220240, 241

29090, 9138, 391471460, 61187, 224233142200, 259182

16311379

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I l e n S t r e e t , S k i b b e r e e n , C o . C o r k , I r e l a n d

T e l e p h o n e ( 0 2 8 ) 2 2 3 3 8 M o b ( 0 8 6 ) 2 4 7 2 4 2 5 F a x ( 0 2 8 ) 2 3 6 0 1

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