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Art, on the whole, is a pretty serious subject, as is unrequited passion. But put the two togethe...
There are a few key points to remember when keeping your art and antiques out of the hands of thi...
At de Veres, the dynamic catalogue cover image is Gerald Dillon’s Blue Nude with Dancing Pierr...
At Adam’s, Jack B Yeats on a favourite theme sets the tone. Painted in 1948 when Yeats was 77,...
Today, 1.30-4.30pm: Aihua Chinese School Antiques Roadshow, Wesley House, Leeson Park, Dublin 6; ...
An iconic image from the 1960s is Jim Fitzpatrick’s two-tone portrait of Che Guevara, painted i...
During their time in London, Gerard Dillon and George Campbell were much into music, jamming in ...
Bent on improving your Irish? Combine study with pleasure with the first Irish edition of The Ho...
Leading Morgan O’Driscoll’s Dublin sale is Daniel O’Neill’s haunting Travelling Through K...
In the old days, mothers told their daughters: “Make sure that the man in your life knows your...
Until today 10am-6pm: Art Source, Ireland’s biggest annual art fair; RDS Main Hall, Merrion Roa...
The winter issue of Bonham’s Magazine has a riveting essay by Barry Norman on one of the most f...
November 8: History & Literature, Whyte’s; total revenue €230,000; 84 per cent sold; top ...
A hugely ambitious new publication, Art and Architecture of Ireland, spans 1,600 years in five volumes and presents the Irish arts in all their variety and splendour, writes Ros Drinkwater
