Yeats and Le Brocquy star in private collection

A private art collection including unseen paintings by Jack B Yeats and Louis le Brocquy will be auctioned this week.

Yeats and Le Brocquy star in private collection
Sun, 02 Dec, 2007 - 11:07

A private art collection including unseen paintings by Jack B Yeats and Louis le Brocquy will be auctioned this week.

Owned by the late Cork obstetrician Dr JB Kearney, it is valued at more than €1.5m and includes more than 100 paintings and sculptures.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: CorkPlace: DublinPlace: James Adam Salerooms,Place: St Stephen’s GreenPerson: YeatsPerson: LÉPerson: Jack B YeatsPerson: Louis le BrocquyPerson: DrPerson: JB KearneyPerson: AdamPerson: David BrittonPerson: Paul HenryPerson: Colin MiddletonPerson: FE McWilliamPerson: Gerald DillonPerson: Pablo PicassoPerson: David HockneyPerson: Dame Elisabeth FrinkPerson: Patrick HeronPerson: le BrocquyPerson: HenryPerson: Mainie JellettPerson: DillonPerson: MiddletonPerson: KearneyPerson: BrittonEvent: Cork ROSCEvent: Important Irish Art SaleEvent: and Modern Art SaleOrganisation: BrocquyOrganisation: Arts Council of IrelandOrganisation: Friends of the National Collections of Ireland
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