You can view Morgan O'Driscoll's sale online or in person, writes Des O'Sullivan.

 

Collectable yet affordable Irish work is going for sale online, says Des O’Sullivan

Auction brought in an estimated €1.8 million for Irish art on Monday evening, writes Des O’Sullivan.

Des O’Sullivan previews an Irish and international art auction with an embarrassment of riches.

Des O’Sullivan takes a look at the forthcoming auction of furniture and art at Lynes and Lynes in Co Cork.

Work by Jack Butler Yeats and a model of the Church of St Anne are stand-outs, writes Des O’Sullivan.

Sotheby’s is an important springboard to showcase Irish art like The Disasters of War says Des O’Sullivan.

Des O’Sullivan reports on a September sale in London which features a strong list of top modern Irish artists.

Ridgeway collection is from Kilcolman Reserve at Doneraile, writes Des O’Sullivan.

Des O’Sullivan looks at 20th century Irish art at de Vere’s auction.

Irish artist’s portrait acclaimed for its raw colour, writes Des O’Sullivan.    

Cork born artist Thurloe Conolly is set to bring two collections of work back to his hometown.

Des O’Sullivan looks at a number of different art works on offer through three auction houses in the capital.

Des O’Sullivan on the work of 19th century artist, James Mahony, who painted the major events of his time.

Des O’Sullivan reports on a three day flurry of art and antique events around the country this bank holiday.

In Dublin last week Whyte’s sale grossed just over €1 million, the best result since 2008. 

A jury has heard that a man on trial for a 1997 double murder gave a statement to gardaí, admitting he stabbed two women after breaking into a house .

An important witness in the Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder investigation was never assured by gardai she would not have to go to court: that would be “ridiculous”, a retired garda detective superintendent told the High Court.

Des O’Sullivan reports on a major sale of Irish art which includes a widely exhibited painting by Jack Yeats.

Irish authors have taken pieces in the National Gallery as inspiration for prose and poetry, writes Peter Murray

AN early masterpiece by Roderic O’Conor will highlight the James Adam’s sale of Important Irish Art in Dublin next Wednesday, May 28, at 6pm.

MASTER works by Gerard Dillon and Nano Reid lead Whyte’s sale of Important Irish Art at the RDS on Monday at 6pm.

William Scott’s Quiet Ochre painted in 1973 makes its first appearance on the auction market estimated at £100,000-€150,000.

FRESH from a very well attending viewing in Skibbereen last weekend Morgan O’Driscoll’s Dublin viewing of Irish art gets underway at the RDS at 11 am today.

A sale of Irish art at the RDS will see some top lots under the hammer.

In 2013 there were buyers available, but a shortage of work at the top end of the market, writes Des O’Sullivan.

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

Adam Attic Sale features decorative arts, Des O’Sullivan reports.

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

A depiction of a young, working milkmaid, writes Des O’Sullivan, is the highlight at an upcoming sale of Irish art.

Additions to Clay Bodies is a guide to ingredients one can mix through clay to achieve interesting finishes. This is the first book written by Kathleen Standen, a ceramicist who uses experimental techniques in her own practice.

A PASSIONATE engagement with the subject matter is evident in the first ever survey of the graphic work of the late and much liked artist, William Crozier (1930-2011), which runs at the Lavit Gallery in Cork from Jul 3-24.

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.

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.

At the Cottage Door, an 1875 watercolour by Cork born artist William Magrath (1838-1918) is at Adams in Dublin next Wednesday. The estimate is €1,000-€2,000.

The chairman of RTÉ has said he still finds it inexplicable that the hugely damaging 'Mission to Prey' programme in which Father Kevin Reynolds was defamed was allowed to air.

Andy Warhol’s unique screenprint ‘Martha Graham, Letter to the World (The Kick) 1986’, estimated at €10,000-€14,000, is one of the most expensive lots at Morgan O’Driscoll’s art sale at the Radisson Hotel, Little Island, Cork next Monday at 6.30pm.

The family of Brother Gerard Dillon are reiterating their call for an investigation into the accusations made against him on RTÉ's 'Mission to Prey' programme.

Des O’Sullivan previews a number of artistic gems.

Some of the most valuable paintings in state-owned AIB’s vast corporate art collection were unveiled to the public at Cork’s Crawford Art Gallery yesterday.