Landscapes, lobsters and Le Rat at Whyte’s sale Leading Whyte’s first sale of the year is an archetypal oil by Paul Henry from the 1940s: Landscape, Connemara, 37.47 × 48.26 centimetres, estimate €60,000-€70,000. A second Irish lot is arguably Daniel O’Neill’s most compelling portrait, a study in Digital Desk February 15, 2015 Tango by Blek le Rat: on sale at Whyte’s, €400-€600 Previous Next Image 1 of 9 Photo by Digital Desk Image 2 of 9 Photo by Digital Desk Image 3 of 9 Photo by Digital Desk Image 4 of 9 Photo by Digital Desk Image 5 of 9 Photo by Digital Desk Image 6 of 9 Photo by Digital Desk Image 7 of 9 Photo by Digital Desk Image 8 of 9 Photo by Digital Desk Image 9 of 9 Photo by Digital Desk Previous Next Image 1 of 5 Photo by Digital Desk Image 2 of 5 Photo by Digital Desk Image 3 of 5 Photo by Digital Desk Image 4 of 5 Photo by Digital Desk Image 5 of 5 Photo by Digital Desk LATEST NEWS13:12My mother and sister are toxic, how do I manage to have a relationship with them even though it’s often hurtful?11:00Doyle Shipping Group pulls out of multimillion-euro investment in Cork Port for offshore wind10:55FCA must push ahead with ‘name and shame’ plans, warns former board member10:20Central Bank approves TMF Group to offer fund administration services in Ireland09:30Ryanair and Aer Lingus consider legal action against Dublin Airport passenger limit09:09Taylor Swift set to draw five times as many US luxury travellers as the Olympics
