Art by Markey Robinson and Henry Morgan, and self-portraits by Bono and Damien Hirst 

There's much to interest collectors at Whyte's spring online art sale, writes Des O'Sullivan

'Baked Bean Boy' by Paul Hewson (Bono), and 'Boats in Harbour, Dunmore East' by Henry Morgan, both at Whyte's.

Offering everything from a cool abstract etching by Felim Egan entitled Enish Eoghain to a cheerful oil-on-canvas of boats at Dunmore East by Henry Morgan, the spring online art sale at Whyte's offers much to interest collectors. 

With a catalogue of 235 lots with estimates from €80 to €4,500, the timed online auction runs until Monday evening (March 30).

'Einis Eoghain (D)' by Felim Egan at Whyte's.

The most expensively estimated lot is Moonlit Roman Scene with Figures by Markey Robinson (€3,500-€4,500). The sale offers landscapes, seascapes, drawings, woodcuts, racing paintings, abstraction and a self-portrait by Damien Hirst composed of a light box and X-rays (€600-€800). 

'Boats in Harbour, Dunmore East' by Henry Morgan at Whyte's.

A self-portrait, Baked Bean Boy by Bono, is estimated at €400-€600.

'Baked Bean Boy' by Paul Hewson (Bono) at Whyte's.

The auction is on view from 2pm to 5pm today and from 10am to 5pm on Monday. The catalogue is online.