Woodwards’ 350-lot sale features contents from an old Cork family home, reports Des O’Sullivan.

The sale of 400 lots in Connemara tomorrow promises to be a crowd-puller, says Des O’Sullivan.

Defenders of racism and political incorrectness go for hysteria and witch hunting analogies to cover mild protest, writes Terry Prone

Des O’Sullivan on an Invaluable service to art lovers and buyers.

Des O’Sullivan notices some low estimates on pieces of art by famous Irish artists in Whyte’s online-only auction.

Des O’Sullivan looks forwards to an auction at Dolan’s which promises to be the best bank holiday sale in years.

At first glance, the painting ‘On the Run, War of Independence’ by Sean Keating appears to depict a volunteer checking his mobile phone.

Auction includes a number of lots from Tulira Castle, says <B>Des O’Sullivan.</b>

Des O’Sullivan says the work of several Limerick artists are featured among the 249 lots on offer.

A Silver Cross pram made double its guide, says Des O’Sullivan.

The August weekend is normally the busiest one of the year in Skibbereen and this year there is plenty to attract art lovers. 

Whyte’s British and Irish art sale at the RDS, Dublin, features 216 lots.

Slowly, the Irish art market is climbing out of recession.

177 lots at Adams sale include Lavery, Yeats and Henry, Des O’Sullivan reports.

Jack Yeats’ pen and ink drawing The Sack of Baltimore dating from 1890/91 at Whyte’s Irish art sale at the RDS next Monday (May 27).

THE art collection of the man who first recorded Rory Gallagher and Van Morrison forms the backbone of Whyte’s sale of Irish and British art at the RDS next Monday at 6pm.

I am researching the depiction of Dublin city by visual artists in the period 1920-1950. Artists included in this research are, among others, George Collie (1904-75), Josephine Carson (dates unknown), Harry Kernoff (1900-74) and Estella Solomons (1882-1968).

Jack B Yeats, Leo Whelan, Roderic O’Conor, Tony O’Malley, Patrick Scott, Harry Kernoff and Gerald Dillon are among a roll call of leading Irish artists whose work will feature at Whyte’s sale of Irish and British art at the RDS in Dublin next Monday (Oct 1) at 6pm.

A Georgian wardrobe/linen press in original condition is a feature furniture lot at Lynes and Lynes sale in Carrigtwohill, Co Cork, next Saturday (July 14) at noon.

700 lots on offer, Des O’Driscoll reports

A HUMOUROUS painting paying homage to the best-known pubs around Dublin in the 1940s will be the toast of an auction house when it goes under the hammer this week.