Whytes Art Online 24 October 2016

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24 October 2016

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1
Tony O’Malley HRHA (1913-2003)
ST. MARTIN’S SERIES
gouache on paper laid on board
signed in pencil and dated lower left; signed with initials lower right; titled on Caldwell Gallery label on
reverse
7 x 10in. (17.78 x 25.40cm)
Provenance:
Tom Caldwell Gallery, Belfast;
Collection of George & Maura McClelland
Exhibited:
Tom Caldwell Gallery, Belfast
€600-€800 (£540-£720 approx.)
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2
UNTITLED [ABSTRACT COMPOSITION WITH REDS, GREEN AND YELLOW]
gouache
signed with initials lower centre
8½ x 12in. (21.59 x 30.48cm)
Provenance:
€1000-€1500 (£900-£1,350 approx.)

3
Markey Robinson (1918-1999)
STILL LIFE WITH BOTTLES
gouache
signed lower left
16¼ x 12¼in. (41.28 x 31.12cm)
€800-€1200 (£720-£1,080 approx.)

4
ABSTRACT
gouache
signed lower right
7¼ x 12¼in. (18.42 x 31.12cm)
€400-€600 (£360-£540 approx.)

5
THE STILL, ENNISCORTHY, COUNTY WEXFORD, 1977
titled and signed with initials lower centre; variously inscribed, dated [4/77 and 1951] and signed with
initials again right centre
7 x 9¾in. (17.78 x 24.77cm)
Provenance:
€600-€800 (£540-£720 approx.)

6
SHAWLIE WITH VILLAGE IN THE DISTANCE
gouache
signed lower left; inscribed [Coventry] on reverse
14 x 9½in. (35.56 x 24.13cm)
€1000-€1500 (£900-£1,350 approx.)

7
JERPOINT ABBEY, COUNTY KILKENNY
pencil and watercolour
initialled lower left; titled lower centre
7¼ x 10¼in. (18.42 x 26.04cm)
Provenance:
€500-€700 (£450-£630 approx.)

8
JERPOINT, 1974
ink and wash
signed with initials and dated [3/74] lower right; titled lower left
11¾ x 8in. (29.85 x 20.32cm)
Provenance:
€1000-€1500 (£900-£1,350 approx.)

9
MAGICIAN, 1960
pen and ink
signed with monogram lower left; titled lower centre; dated lower right
8 x 5in. (20.32 x 12.70cm)
Provenance:
€300-€500 (£270-£450 approx.)

10
‘BIRDSONG’APRIL WALK, 1969
gouache on card
titled lower left; signed with initials and dated [3/69] lower centre
13 x 8in. (33.02 x 20.32cm)
Provenance:
deVeres, 24 March 2015, lot 6;
Private collection
€800-€1200 (£720-£1,080 approx.)

11
ABSTRACT, 1978
gouache
signed lower left; dated [10/1978] lower right
12½ x 9in. (31¾ x 22.86cm)
Provenance:
€1000-€1500 (£900-£1,350 approx.)

12
UNTITLED, 1978
watercolour and gouache on paper
signed in monogram upper right and lower left; dated upper left and lower right
10¼ x 8in. (26.04 x 20.32cm)
Provenance:
Lavit Gallery, Cork, 1996;
€800-€1200 (£720-£1,080 approx.)

14
STILL LIFE WITH FISH
gouache
signed lower left
15 x 8½in. (38.10 x 21.59cm)
€800-€1000 (£720-£900 approx.)

15
UNTITLED [ABSTRACT COMPOSITION WITH BLACK, RED, YELLOW AND BLUE], 1978
gouache and collage element on tinted paper
signed with initials lower left; dated [6/78] lower centre
9¾ x 7in. (24.77 x 17.78cm)
Provenance:
€800-€1200 (£720-£1,080 approx.)

16
Richard Kingston RHA (1922-2003)
CAUSEWAY SERIES, NO. 8, 1997
watercolour and collage on paper
signed lower left
16 x 18in. (40.64 x 45.72cm)
Provenance:
Solomon Gallery, Dublin;
Private collection
Exhibited:
‘Richard Kingston RHA Causeway II’, Solomon Gallery, Dublin, 5-28 February 2001 (illustrated in exhibition
catalogue)
A copy of the Solomon Gallery exhibition catalogue accompanies this lot.
€400-€600 (£360-£540 approx.)

17
Charles Harper RHA (b.1943)
LOOK-OUT, 1980
ink and watercolour; (unframed)
signed and dated lower right; titled lower left
25 x 34in. (63½ x 86.36cm)
Provenance:
€800-€1200 (£720-£1,080 approx.)

18
Tony O’Malley HRHA (1913-2003) and others
TEN PRINTS [PENWORTH SOCIETY OF ARTS]
screenprints; (no. 71 from an edition of 100)
each signed and numbered
16½ x 21½in. (41.91 x 54.61cm)
Provenance:
€300-€500 (£270-£450 approx.)

19
TOWARDS THE SHORE
gouache
signed lower right; inscribed on Solomon Gallery label on reverse
6¾ x 9¼in. (17.15 x 23½cm)
Provenance:
Solomon Gallery, Dublin;
Private collection
€600-€800 (£540-£720 approx.)

20
LANDSCAPE WITH TREE
gouache
signed lower left
12½ x 19½in. (31¾ x 49.53cm)
€800-€1200 (£720-£1,080 approx.)

21
TWO NUDES BY THE SHORE
gouache on board
signed lower left
16 x 12in. (40.64 x 30.48cm)
€1000-€1500 (£900-£1,350 approx.)

22
CLOWN
gouache
signed lower right
19½ x 13¾in. (49.53 x 34.93cm)
€600-€800 (£540-£720 approx.)

23
BYZANTINE ICON, HEAVEN
gouache on printed image on panel
signed with initials on reverse
8 x 4½in. (20.32 x 11.43cm)
Provenance:
€150-€200 (£140-£180 approx.)

24
ICON, ST. GEORGE & THE DRAGON
signed with initials on reverse
9½ x 4¾in. (24.13 x 12.07cm)
Provenance:
€150-€200 (£140-£180 approx.)

25
ICON, JESUS CALMS THE STORM
signed with initial on reverse
13½ x 7½in. (34.29 x 19.05cm)
Provenance:
€150-€200 (£140-£180 approx.)

26
ICON, THE HOSPITALITY OF ABRAHAM AND HIS WIFE SARAH TO THE THREE ANGELS
signed with initial on reverse
10½ x 6½in. (26.67 x 16.51cm)
Provenance:
€150-€200 (£140-£180 approx.)

27
Evie Hone HRHA (1894-1955)
THE ANNUNCIATION, [STUDY FOR STAINED GLASS WINDOW AT CHURCH OF THE IMMACULATE
CONCEPTION, KINGSCOURT, COUNTY CAVAN] c.1946
gouache over pencil; (pentagonal)
titled on Dawson Gallery label on reverse
15¼ x 9¼in. (38.74 x 23½cm)
Provenance:
Dawson Gallery, Dublin;
Private collection
Study for the stained glass window,‘The Annunciation’by Evie Hone, Virgin Mary and Angel, at St. Mary’s
Church, Kings Court, Co. Cavan. Fr. Marry commissioned Evie Hone in 1946 to design a window depicting
scenes from Apparition of Our Lady at Fatima in 1917. For further reading see: http://kingscourtparish.ie/
churches/church-of-the-immaculate-conception-kingscourt/
In original Dawson Gallery frame.
€600-€800 (£540-£720 approx.)

28
Mainie Jellett (1897-1944)
ABSTRACT COMPOSITION
gouache on card
8¼ x 4¼in. (20.96 x 10.80cm)
Provenance:
Collection of Jim O’Driscoll SC
€800-€1200 (£720-£1,080 approx.)

29
Gerard Dillon (1916-1971)
FEMALE FIGURE RECLINING
monoprint
signed lower left
4 x 8in. (10.16 x 20.32cm)
Provenance:
€300-€500 (£270-£450 approx.)

30
FEMALE FIGURE
monoprint
signed in pencil lower right
8¼ x 5in. (20.96 x 12.70cm)
Provenance:
€300-€500 (£270-£450 approx.)

31
Nano Reid (1900-1981)
TRAVELLER’S CAMP
watercolour
signed lower left
10½ x 14in. (26.67 x 35.56cm)
€800-€1200 (£720-£1,080 approx.)

32
FEMALE FIGURE
monoprint
signed lower left
8½ x 5in. (21.59 x 12.70cm)
Provenance:
€300-€500 (£270-£450 approx.)

33
Stella Steyn (1907-1987)
WOMAN
watercolour
Stella Steyn Studio Sale stamp on reverse
15½ x 10½in. (39.37 x 26.67cm)
Provenance:
Stella Steyn Studio Sale, Thompson and Medcalf Auctioneers, Carlisle, 16 May 2005;
Private collection
€150-€200 (£140-£180 approx.)

34
Edward Wolfe RA (South African, 1897-1982)
SONG OF SONGS
coloured lithograph on silver paper; (nos. 70 from an edition of 250); (12)
each signed in pencil in the margin lower right and numbered [70/250] lower left
19 x 14 x 1½in. (48.26 by 35.56 by 3.81cm)
Provenance:
Beautiful portfolio of twelve colour lithographs on silver paper in a green linen solander presentation box
with silver decorated upper and titled spine.
South African born Edward Wolfe studied at the Slade School of Art in 1916-1918 during which time he
was invited by Nina Hamnett to join Roger Fry’s Omega Workshops. His first exhibition was held there in
1918. A solo exhibition followed two years later at Leon Levson’s Gallery in his native Johannesburg.
A retrospective exhibition of Wolfe’s work was hosted by the Arts Council in 1967 and he was elected a
member of the Royal Academy in 1972. A further retrospective was held in 1997 at the Paisnel Gallery.
Examples by Wolfe can be found in the Tate among others public collections.
Song of Songs:
250 sets numbered 1-250, 25 sets numbered I-XXV HC. Signed Wolfe in pencil. Twelve illustrations printed
offset lithography by Adrian Lack a the Senecio Press, Charlbury on aluminium lined paper in four colours
and matt varnish using Hostmann Steinberg inks. Mounted on Velin Arches 160 gsm Blanc. Text hand-set
in 18-point Caslon type and printed by John and Rosalind Randle at The Whittington Press, Andoversford.
Bound by Weatherby Woolmough. Edited by James O’Connor.
€600-€800 (£540-£720 approx.)

35
FIGURES WITH ROUND TOWER
monoprint
signed lower left
5 x 8½in. (12.70 x 21.59cm)
Provenance:
€300-€500 (£270-£450 approx.)

36
THREE FIGURES
monoprint
signed lower left
6½ x 5in. (16.51 x 12.70cm)
Provenance:
€300-€500 (£270-£450 approx.)

37
Colin Middleton MBE RHA (1910-1983)
BROWN MOUNTAIN, CHURCH HILL, 1959
watercolour with charcoal and pencil
signed and dated lower right
8 x 10in. (20.32 x 25.40cm)
Provenance:
€800-€1200 (£720-£1,080 approx.)

38
FIGURE, 1959
watercolour and charcoal
signed in monogram and dated lower centre
12 x 7½in. (30.48 x 19.05cm)
Provenance:
€800-€1200 (£720-£1,080 approx.)

39
HEAD II, 1959
watercolour and charcoal
12 x 8in. (30.48 x 20.32cm)
Provenance:
€800-€1200 (£720-£1,080 approx.)

40
Nevill Johnson (1911-1999)
HEAD OF A GIRL
mixed media with collage
signed lower left; titled on reverse
5¼ x 6½in. (13.34 x 16.51cm)
€200-€300 (£180-£270 approx.)

41
Daniel O’Neill (1920-1974)
THE OLD ABBEY
watercolour
signed upper right and in pencil in the margin lower right; with note on reverse
3¾ x 4¼in. (9.53 x 10.80cm)
Note verso reads:
’The Old Abbey’was painted as a Christmas card... The front was inscribed‘Seasons Greetings’in red ink.
The card was undedicated.’Inscribed‘JP. Feb 1994.’
€400-€600 (£360-£540 approx.)

42
William Conor OBE RHA RUA ROI (1881-1968)
TYPES WAR PENSIONS ROOMS, 1907
pencil and crayon
signed, dated and titled lower right
8¾ x 5¼in. (22.23 x 13.34cm)
Provenance:
€500-€700 (£450-£630 approx.)

43
LAUGHING GIRL
ink and watercolour
signed upper left
4¾ x 4in. (12.07 x 10.16cm)
Provenance:
€600-€800 (£540-£720 approx.)

44
WOMAN WITH SHAWL, 1906
crayon
signed lower right; dated upper right
9 x 4½in. (22.86 x 11.43cm)
Provenance:
€1000-€1500 (£900-£1,350 approx.)

45
FIGURE IN A DOORWAY
crayon on paper
signed lower left
9½ x 5½in. (24.13 x 13.97cm)
Provenance:
€800-€1200 (£720-£1,080 approx.)

46
Thomas Saunders Nash (British, 1891-1968)
THE HARVEST
oil on canvas
21½ x 17½in. (54.61 x 44.45cm)
Provenance:
Nash was a student of the Slade School of Art. His contemporaries included Spencer, Gertler, Nevinson
and Wadsworth. He showed in London at the New English Art Club from 1920 and had his first solo
exhibition at the Redfern Gallery in 1926. The gallery became regular hosts of the artist’s work for over
twenty years.
The Contemporary Art Society acquired two works in the early 1930s, Hop Pickers 1929 for Harrogate Art
Gallery and Crucifixion, 1928 for the Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle. The Reading Museum & Art Gallery held
a major retrospective exhibition of Nash’s work in 1980. Examples by Nash can be found in the British
Museum, Whitworth Art Gallery, Birmingham Art Gallery, Ashmolean Museum, and the City Art Gallery,
Manchester.
€1000-€1500 (£900-£1,350 approx.)

47
Michael Healy (1873-1941)
DUBLIN CHARACTER
watercolour
with Oriel Gallery label on reverse
6¾ x 3¼in. (17.15 x 8.26cm)
Provenance:
Oriel Gallery, Dublin;
Private collection
€400-€600 (£360-£540 approx.)

48
Father Jack P. Hanlon (1913-1968)
COTTAGE IN SUMMER
watercolour
signed lower left
13 x 19½in. (33.02 x 49.53cm)
Provenance:
€800-€1200 (£720-£1,080 approx.)

49
Estella Frances Solomons HRHA (1882-1968)
CASTLEGREGORY, COUNTY KERRY
oil on board
9½ x 13½in. (24.13 x 34.29cm)
A painting of the same location was shown by Solomons at the RHA, Dublin in 1942.
€600-€800 (£540-£720 approx.)

50
James Humbert Craig RHA RUA (1877-1944)
THE GLENDUN RIVER, COUNTY ANTRIM, 1913
oil on board
signed and dated lower right; titled on reverse
8½ x 11½in. (21.59 x 29.21cm)
€1500-€1800 (£1,350-£1,620 approx.)

51
Frederick O’Neill Gallagher (d. circa 1937)
BRIDGE NEAR MORET, FRANCE, 1903
oil on board
signed and dated lower right; signed and titled on reverse
10 x 14in. (25.40 x 35.56cm)
Provenance:
Frederick O’Neill Gallagher was an Irish landscape painter, who spent much of his life painting in France
in the district of Corbeil, a small town on the Seine, south of Paris.
He was fascinated by the French Post-Impressionist School of Painters and his work is reminiscent of
Monet. Gallagher used a constrained palette of muted blues, greys, pinks and greens to convey the hazy
summer morning light, in his paintings of the Seine.
While living in France he sent work back to England and Ireland for exhibition in London and Dublin.
He exhibited at the New English Art Club in 1910, and works are known dated 1903 to 1915. An example
of his work, A View On The Seine 1915 is in The Ulster Museum. Although his birth date is not recorded it
is believed he died circa 1937.
€1000-€1500 (£900-£1,350 approx.)

52
Maurice Canning Wilks RUA ARHA (1910-1984)
AT ROSSGLASS, COUNTY DOWN
oil on canvas
9½ x 15½in. (24.13 x 39.37cm)
€800-€1200 (£720-£1,080 approx.)

53
EASTERLY WINDS, BALLINTOY, COUNTY ANTRIM
oil on canvas
signed lower right; titled on reverse
13½ x 17½in. (34.29 x 44.45cm)
€1000-€1500 (£900-£1,350 approx.)

54
WINTER EVENING, STRANGFORD LOUGH, COUNTY DOWN
oil on canvas
signed lower right; signed and titled on reverse
16 x 20in. (40.64 x 50.80cm)
€1200-€1500 (£1,080-£1,350 approx.)

55
REFLECTIONS, RIVER LAGAN, COUNTY DOWN
oil on canvas
13¼ x 17½in. (33.66 x 44.45cm)
€1000-€1500 (£900-£1,350 approx.)

56
Robert Taylor Carson HRUA (1919-2008)
LOUGH KEY, COUNTY ROSCOMMON
oil on canvas
signed lower left; signed and titled on reverse; also with John Magee label on reverse
17½ x 29½in. (44.45 x 74.93cm)
Provenance:
John Magee, Belfast;
Private collection
€800-€1200 (£720-£1,080 approx.)

57
Martin Gale RHA (b.1949)
RIVER AT BELDERRIG, COUNTY MAYO, 1999
watercolour
signed and dated lower left; with typed Taylor Galleries label on reverse
7 x 11in. (17.78 x 27.94cm)
Provenance:
Taylor Galleries, Dublin;
Private collection
€700-€900 (£630-£810 approx.)

58
Charles J. McAuley (1910-1999)
RIVER SCENE
oil on canvas
signed lower left
15½ x 21in. (39.37 x 53.34cm)
€800-€1200 (£720-£1,080 approx.)

59
WOODLAND SCENE
oil on board
signed lower left
11¼ x 15in. (28.58 x 38.10cm)
€800-€1200 (£720-£1,080 approx.)

60
RIVER SCENE
oil on board
signed lower left
11½ x 15½in. (29.21 x 39.37cm)
€800-€1200 (£720-£1,080 approx.)

61
CULDAFF STRAND, COUNTY DONEGAL
oil on board
signed lower right; signed and titled on reverse
6½ x 9½in. (16.51 x 24.13cm)
Provenance:
Whyte’s, 12 June 2005, lot 251;
Private collection
€500-€700 (£450-£630 approx.)

62
BALLYNURE, COUNTY ANTRIM
watercolour
signed lower left; inscribed on Emer Gallery label on reverse
8½ x 11½in. (21.59 x 29.21cm)
Provenance:
Emer Gallery, Belfast;
Private collection
€400-€600 (£360-£540 approx.)

63
Hilda Fearon ROI (British, 1878-1917)
FIGURES IN A FIELD
oil on board; (unframed)
signed lower right; with artist’s name again on reverse
15 x 18in. (38.10 x 45.72cm)
Provenance:
Painter of landscape and figure subjects. Born in 1878 at Banstead, Surrey, Fearon began drawing and
modelling while still at school, later studying in Dresden under Robert H. Sterl 1897-9, at the Slade School
1899-1904 and later under Algernon Talmage at St Ives. Her work was exhibited at the R.A. 1908-17, at
the Paris Salon and at the Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh, 1914. She died at the age of 39 in London.
A large oil - The Tea Party, 1916 - can be found in the Tate Collection, presented by Algernon Talmage in
1936 [ref no. N04832].
€400-€600 (£360-£540 approx.)

64
Anne Primrose Jury RUA (1907-1995)
NEAR GURTEEN, CONNEMARA
oil on board
signed lower right
10 x 11½in. (25.40 x 29.21cm)
€150-€250 (£140-£230 approx.)

65
Patrick Leonard HRHA (1918-2005)
FISHING BOAT, WEXFORD HARBOUR, c.1950s
oil on board
signed lower left; titled beneath backing board verso
17½ x 23½in. (44.45 x 59.69cm)
€1000-€1500 (£900-£1,350 approx.)

66
Marjorie Doreen Penson
DOCKLAND SCENE
oil on board
signed on reverse
29 x 19½in. (73.66 x 49.53cm)
Provenance:
€300-€500 (£270-£450 approx.)

67
GROUP AT RUSH
ink, pastel and watercolour
signed and titled lower right
12¼ x 19¾in. (31.12 x 50.17cm)
Provenance:
€600-€800 (£540-£720 approx.)

68
CHILD WITH BALL ON BEACH
oil on canvas
signed and titled on reverse
19½ x 15½in. (49.53 x 39.37cm)
Provenance:
€800-€1200 (£720-£1,080 approx.)

69
NUDE BATHER
oil on board
14½ x 12in. (36.83 x 30.48cm)
Provenance:
€500-€700 (£450-£630 approx.)

70
Bernard Dunston RA (b.1920)
NUDE CANDLELIGHT, EASTER, 1951
oil on board
signed with initials lower left; titled and with Thomas Agnew and Sons label on reverse
9 x 11in. (22.86 x 27.94cm)
Provenance:
€1000-€1500 (£900-£1,350 approx.)

71
Jean Osborne (1926-1965)
FIGURE STUDY, 1951
oil on board
signed and dated lower right; signed, titled and with original price [£15-15 00] on reverse
13½ x 16½in. (34.29 x 41.91cm)
Provenance:
€150-€200 (£140-£180 approx.)

72
LOUGHSHINNY, COUNTY DUBLIN, 1955
watercolour and ink
signed, titled and dated lower left
10¾ x 14¾in. (27.31 x 37.47cm)
Provenance:
€500-€700 (£450-£630 approx.)

73
Thomas Ryan PPRHA (b.1929)
ARAN MAN, 1969
conté and chalk on paper
signed, titled and dated lower right
14 x 9½in. (35.56 x 24.13cm)
€600-€800 (£540-£720 approx.)

74
Paul James Logan Wyeth RP RBA ARCA (British, 1920-1983)
SELF PORTRAIT
oil on canvas
inscribed on Royal Society of Portrait Painters label on reverse
29½ x 23¼in. (74.93 x 59.06cm)
Provenance:
€500-€700 (£450-£630 approx.)

75
Ronald Ossory Dunlop RA RBA NEAC (1894-1973)
PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN
oil on board
inscribed on reverse
8¾ x 6¾in. (22.23 x 17.15cm)
Provenance:
€200-€300 (£180-£270 approx.)

76
Gladys Maccabe HRUA ROI FRSA (b.1918)
FLOWERS IN A GLASS JAR
watercolour
16 x 12in. (40.64 x 30.48cm)
Provenance:
deVeres, 21 November 2000, lot 28;
Private collection
€200-€300 (£180-£270 approx.)

77
William Eric Horsbrugh-Porter (1905-1985)
WINTER BERRIES
oil on canvas board; (unframed)
signed with initials lower right; titled and with artist’s details on reverse
12 x 16in. (30.48 x 40.64cm)
Provenance:
Horsbrugh-Porter, a native of Dalkey Co. Dublin, attended the Dublin Metropolitan School of Art
before continuing his education at the renowned Slade School, London, where he held both the Slade
Scholarship and the Robert Ross Scholarship. In 1928 he collaborated with his friend, the London
born artist Stephen Bone, painting murals for Piccadilly Underground; the pair also shared a flat in
Knightsbridge. From 1926 to 1974 he showed more than forty works at the Royal Hibernian Academy,
including Wild Roses in 1972, his second penultimate exhibition in the RHA prior to his death in 1985.
€150-€250 (£140-£230 approx.)

78
Marjorie Doreen Penson
FIGURE STUDIES AND PORTRAITS (SET OF FOUR)
oil on board; (all unframed)
three of four bear“Penson”on reverse
30 x 24in. (76.20 x 60.96cm)
Provenance:
Dimensions of largest work given. Average size of smaller oils 24 by 20in.
€80-€100 (£70-£90 approx.)

79
Margaret McHugh
MESSY WOODS, GLENCREE, COUNTY WICKLOW
watercolour
signed lower right; signed and titled on label on reverse
28¾ x 21in. (73.03 x 53.34cm)
€300-€500 (£270-£450 approx.)

80
Violet McAdoo (1896-1961)
FLORAL STILL LIFE, 1941
watercolour
19¼ x 14½in. (48.90 x 36.83cm)
Provenance:
Born in Cookstown, Co. Tyrone, Violet McAdoo studied at the Belfast College of Art and the RCA, London,
whence she graduated in 1927. She returned to Northern Ireland and supported herself through
teaching as well as exhibiting with the RHA, WCSI, the Living Artists exhibitions, and the Ulster Academy
of which she was at one time vice-president. Examples of her work hang in the Royal Ulster Academy and
the Ulster Museum, Belfast.
€100-€150 (£90-£140 approx.)

81
Alfred Wainwright MBE (British, 1907-1991)
ROBINSON and CYFYNG FALLS, WALES (A PAIR)
ink drawings; (2)
both signed lower right; both titled lower left
6½ x 8½in. (16.51 x 21.59cm)
Alfred Wainwright was a British fell-walker, guidebook author and illustrator. His seven-volume Pictorial
Guide to the Lakeland Fells, published between 1955 and 1966 and consisting entirely of reproductions
of his manuscript, has become the standard reference work to 214 of the fells of the English Lake District.
Among his other publications is the first guide to the Coast to Coast Walk, a 192-mile long-distance
footpath devised by Wainwright which remains popular today.
€800-€1000 (£720-£900 approx.)

82
Maria Simonds-Gooding ARHA (b.1939)
UNTITLED [STANDING STONES]
ink and wash on paper
signed lower left; with Dawson Gallery framing label on reverse
20 x 26½in. (50.80 x 67.31cm)
Presented in original Dawson Gallery frame.
€600-€800 (£540-£720 approx.)

83
Barry Castle (1935-2006)
UNTITLED [FIGURE WITH BIRD AND CAT] 1977
etching; (no. 24 from an edition of 45)
signed with initials and dated lower left and lower right in the print; faintly numbered in pencil in the
margin lower left
11 x 7½in. (27.94 x 19.05cm)
€80-€120 (£70-£110 approx.)

84
Richard John Croft RUA (b.1935)
GREYABBEY, COUNTY DOWN
oil on canvas
signed and titled on reverse
24 x 30in. (60.96 x 76.20cm)
Provenance:
€600-€800 (£540-£720 approx.)

85
John Kelly RHA (1932-2006)
COCK, 1966
watercolour and mixed media laid on board
signed and dated lower right; titled on reverse; with Ritchie Hendriks framing label also on reverse
37 x 27in. (93.98 x 68.58cm)
€500-€700 (£450-£630 approx.)

86
Brian Ferran HRUA HRHA (b.1940)
SIGNATURE OF WIFE, 1978
oil on canvas
signed and dated lower right; titled lower left; with Cork ROSC exhibition label on reverse
39½ x 31½in. (100.33 x 80.01cm)
Provenance:
Exhibited:
‘Irish Art 1943-1973’, Crawford Municipal Art Gallery, Cork, 24th August to 7th November 1980
€600-€800 (£540-£720 approx.)

87
Sir Sidney Robert Nolan OM AC (Australian, 1917-1992)
THE ALARM, 1970-1971 [From Ned Kelly Series]
print; (artist’s proof)
signed in pencil in the margin lower right; inscribed [A/P] lower left
18½ x 25in. (46.99 x 63½cm)
€500-€700 (£450-£630 approx.)

88
James Nolan RHA PPWCSI (b.1929)
METAMORPHOSIS OF JO
oil on canvas
signed lower right; titled on original label on reverse; with Dawson Gallery framing label on reverse
40 x 24in. (101.60 x 60.96cm)
€300-€500 (£270-£450 approx.)

89
Robert Ballagh (b.1943)
NORTHERN IRELAND - THE 1,500 VICTIM, 1975
mixed media print; (no. 3 from an edition of 5)
signed, dated and with embossed studio stamp lower right; titled and numbered lower left; also with
David Hendriks Gallery label on reverse
10¾ x 19¼in. (27.31 x 48.90cm)
Provenance:
David Hendriks Gallery, Dublin;
Private collection
Exhibited:
David Hendriks Gallery, Dublin, April 1978; Ballagh 1968-1978, Orchard Gallery, Londonderry, 14 Septem-
ber - 10 October 1979, catalogue no. 16 (another copy, from Gordon Lambert’s collection)
€500-€600 (£450-£540 approx.)

90
Tom Cullen (20th/21st Century)
MEN AT WORK, 1984
pencil
signed and dated [Jan 84] lower right
14 x 19in. (35.56 x 48.26cm)
€150-€200 (£140-£180 approx.)

91
THE THIRD OF MAY, AFTER GOYA, 1973
silkscreen print; (no. 19 from an edition of 100)
signed, dated, numbered and with embossed studio stamp lower left
19 x 24in. (48.26 x 60.96cm)
Provenance:
Private collection
€300-€500 (£270-£450 approx.)

92
THE RAPE OF THE SABINES, AFTER DAVID, 1973
silkscreen print; (no. 10 from an edition of 75)
signed, dated, numbered and with embossed studio stamp lower left; also with David Hendriks Gallery
label on reverse
18½ x 23in. (46.99 x 58.42cm)
Provenance:
Private collection
€300-€500 (£270-£450 approx.)

93
Jack Donovan (1934-2014)
CARDINAL WITH NUDE, 1980
oil on board
signed and dated lower right; with provenance details on reverse
37½ x 24in. (95¼ x 60.96cm)
Provenance:
Purchased directly from the artist, 1980;
€500-€700 (£450-£630 approx.)

94
Micheal Farrell (1940-2000)
SANDYCOVE SERIES, 1967
screenprint; (no.26 from an edition of 50)
signed and dated lower right; numbered lower left
23¾ x 37¾in. (60.33 x 95.89cm)
Provenance:
€400-€600 (£360-£540 approx.)

95
Brian Ballard RUA (b.1943)
DANCE, 1969
oil on canvas
signed, titled and dated in pencil on stretcher verso
20 x 14in. (50.80 x 35.56cm)
Provenance:
€400-€600 (£360-£540 approx.)

96
Gerald Davis (1938-2005)
UNTITLED, 1963
oil on board
signed and dated lower left
17 x 13¼in. (43.18 x 33.66cm)
€300-€500 (£270-£450 approx.)

97
Piet Sluis (1929-2008)
MUSICAL INTERLUDE
oil on board
signed lower right
22 x 18in. (55.88 x 45.72cm)
Provenance:
Whyte’s, 12 June 2001, lot 11;
Private collection
€800-€1200 (£720-£1,080 approx.)

98
John Kingerlee (b.1936)
PIERROT, 1986
oil on canvas
signed with monogram and dated lower right; signed, titled and dated on reverse
21 x 16in. (53.34 x 40.64cm)
Provenance:
deVeres, 26 November 2002, lot 4;
Private collection
€600-€800 (£540-£720 approx.)

99
John Hunter OBE RUA ARCA (1893-1951)
STRYLE AT OMAGH
oil on canvas
20 x 24in. (50.80 x 60.96cm)
Provenance:
€600-€800 (£540-£720 approx.)

100
Veronica Bolay RHA (b.1941)
WATCHING THE STORM [CLARE ISLAND, MAYO]
oil on board
18 x 23in. (45.72 x 58.42cm)
€600-€800 (£540-£720 approx.)

101
Sean Adamson (English, b.1931)
COCK
bronze
18 x 21 x 9in. (45.72 x 53.34 by 22.86cm)
Provenance:
Exhibited:
‘Irish Sculpture Exhibition’, Jerome Connor Arts and Sculpture Weekend, Annascaul, Co. Kerry, 26-28 June
1998, no. 1
In the exhibition catalogue for the Annascaul exhibition Adamson’s biography reads thus:
Studied at National College of Art in the 1950s. Regular exhibitor in all the major exhibitions in Ireland
since 1963 e.g. Independent Artists, Oireachtas, RHA. Has also shown in France and Poland. Public
sculptures at Liberty Hall and East Link Toll Bridge, Dublin, several works in churches in Ireland, England
and New Guinea etc.
€500-€700 (£450-£630 approx.)

102
Henry Moore OM CH FBA (British, 1898-1986)
SCULPTURAL OBJECTS, 1949
lithograph printed in colours on English cartridge paper; (from an edition of 3000)
signed and dated in the plate lower right; titled and with publisher’s details printed lower left
19 x 29½in. (48.26 x 74.93cm)
Provenance:
€500-€700 (£450-£630 approx.)

103
Dame Elisabeth Frink RA (British, 1930-1993)
ANTHONY AND CLEOPATRA, 1982
etching; (no. 46 from an edition of 175)
signed lower right; numbered lower left; with typed Julian Lax [London] label on reverse
29¾ x 22¼in. (75.57 x 56.52cm)
Provenance:
Julian Lax, London;
Literature:
Wiseman, Caroline, Elisabeth Frink: original prints catalogue raisonne, Art Books International, 1998, no.
128 (illustrated, another edition)
Printed by the Kelpra Studio, published by the Royal Shakespeare Company.
€400-€600 (£360-£540 approx.)

104
Niki Purcell
UNTITLED I
oil on canvas
signed lower right
48 x 36in. (121.92 x 91.44cm)
€300-€500 (£270-£450 approx.)

105
Desmond Carrick RHA (1928-2012)
BIRDS AMONG LEAVES
watercolour
signed lower right; titled and with artist’s name and home/studio address on handwritten label on re-
verse
13 x 17¼in. (33.02 x 43.82cm)
Provenance:
Acquired by the present owner from a neighbour of the artist
€300-€500 (£270-£450 approx.)

106
Paddy Lennon (b.1955)
UNTITLED [SUNSET]
oil on canvas
32 x 28in. (81.28 x 71.12cm)
€300-€500 (£270-£450 approx.)

107
BIRD
oil on canvas
12 x 16in. (30.48 x 40.64cm)
Provenance:
€300-€500 (£270-£450 approx.)

108
JAZZ ABSTRACT, 1993
ink and mixed media
15½ x 19¼in. (39.37 x 48.90cm)
€300-€400 (£270-£360 approx.)

109
PORTRAIT OF A GIRL, 2001
oil and mixed media element on board
18 x 14in. (45.72 x 35.56cm)
€400-€500 (£360-£450 approx.)

110
J. P. Donleavy (b.1926)
SELF PORTRAIT, 1990 and LADY WEARING A HAT (A PAIR)
ink and watercolour; (2)
Self Portrait signed and dated lower right and with inscribed Tom Caldwell Galleries label on reverse;
Lady Wearing a Hat signed lower left;
15 x 10½in. (38.10 x 26.67cm)
Provenance:
Self Portrait:
Tom Caldwell Galleries, Dublin & Belfast;
Private collection
Framed uniformly. Dimensions of Lady Wearing a Hat, 10 by 11.5in.
€300-€500 (£270-£450 approx.)

111
Patrick Hickey HRHA (1927-1998)
THE FIRST DAY OF CHRISTMAS, A PARTRIDGE IN A PEAR TREE
print; (no. 3 from an edition of 30)
signed, titled and numbered
€300-€400 (£270-£360 approx.)

112
Jane O’Malley (b.1944)
BLUE JUG AND LAVA FIELDS II [LANZAROTE]
carborundum print; (no. 2 from an edition of 30)
signed, titled and numbered in pencil in the lower margin
16 x 12in. (40.64 x 30.48cm)
Provenance:
VUE Art Fair, Dublin;
Private collection
€200-€300 (£180-£270 approx.)

113
Brian Kennedy (b.1958)
SIEMENS PRINTS, 1997 (A PAIR)
monoprint; (2)
each with inscribed Green on Red Gallery label on reverse
35½ x 13½in. (90.17 x 34.29cm)
Provenance:
Green on Red Gallery, Dublin;
Private collection
€800-€1200 (£720-£1,080 approx.)

114
Bernadette Madden (b.1948)
ROOFTOPS
batik
16 x 20in. (40.64 x 50.80cm)
Provenance:
Purchased by the present owner at a solo exhibition of Madden’s work, Gormley’s Fine Art, Dublin
€150-€250 (£140-£230 approx.)

115
Diarmuid Delargy (b.1958)
PERSUADING YOUNG BULLS, 1989
engraving; (no. 12 from an edition of 18)
signed and dated lower right; titled lower centre; numbered lower left
20 x 29½in. (50.80 x 74.93cm)
€150-€200 (£140-£180 approx.)

116
Basil Blackshaw HRHA RUA (1932-2016)
UNTITLED [TWO TREES]
oil on paper; (irregular)
7 x 8½in. (17.78 x 21.59cm)
Provenance:
Acquired directly from the artist
Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity and a letter of provenance from poet Paul Yates, Blackshaw’s
publishing collaborator.
€300-€500 (£270-£450 approx.)

117
UNTITLED [FLOWER POT AGAINST BLUE BACKGROUND]
oil on paper
8¼ x 6in. (20.96 x 15.24cm)
Provenance:
€300-€500 (£270-£450 approx.)

118
UNTITLED [FIGURE]
oil on paper
7¾ x 5½in. (19.69 x 13.97cm)
Provenance:
€300-€500 (£270-£450 approx.)

119
Neil Shawcross RHA RUA (b.1940)
NUDE, 1984
watercolour with acrylic on paper
21¾ x 18¼in. (55¼ x 46.36cm)
€800-€1200 (£720-£1,080 approx.)

120
Mark (“Rasher”) Kavanagh (b.1977)
UNTITLED [THREE FACES] 1999
oil on canvas
12 x 48in. (30.48 x 121.92cm)
€1200-€1500 (£1,080-£1,350 approx.)

121
June Brilly (b.1956)
THE HIGH PASTURE
oil on board
15 x 30in. (38.10 x 76.20cm)
€1000-€1500 (£900-£1,350 approx.)

122
Elizabeth Brophy
LANDSCAPE WITH BIRDS
oil on board
signed lower right
10 x 14in. (25.40 x 35.56cm)
€500-€700 (£450-£630 approx.)

123
Brett McEntagart RHA (b.1939)
SEPTEMBER EVENING, SEAPOINT, COUNTY DUBLIN, 2006
oil on board
12 x 15in. (30.48 x 38.10cm)
€1000-€1500 (£900-£1,350 approx.)

124
SUMMER LANDSCAPE, DORDOGNE, FRANCE
oil on board
16 x 24in. (40.64 x 60.96cm)
€1000-€1500 (£900-£1,350 approx.)

125
THE CANAL LOOKING TOWARDS RATHMINES, DUBLIN
oil on board
signed with initials lower left
16 x 24in. (40.64 x 60.96cm)
€800-€1200 (£720-£1,080 approx.)

126
Nicholas Hely Hutchinson (b.1955)
MALAHIDE CASTLE, COUNTY DUBLIN
oil on board
signed with initials lower left; with typed Frederick Gallery label on reverse
7 x 11½in. (17.78 x 29.21cm)
Provenance:
Frederick Gallery, Dublin;
Private collection
€600-€800 (£540-£720 approx.)

127
BLUE AND GREEN LANDSCAPE WITH CATTLE
oil on canvas
18 x 28in. (45.72 x 71.12cm)
Provenance:
€600-€800 (£540-£720 approx.)

128
LANDSCAPE WITH TREES
oil on board
15 x 24in. (38.10 x 60.96cm)
Provenance:
€600-€800 (£540-£720 approx.)

129
WOODLAND SCENE
oil on canvas
16 x 20in. (40.64 x 50.80cm)
Provenance:
€400-€600 (£360-£540 approx.)

130
Norman Teeling (b.1944)
GLENCREE, COUNTY WICKLOW
oil on board
13½ x 17¼in. (34.29 x 43.82cm)
€500-€700 (£450-£630 approx.)

131
John Guthrie Spence Smith RSA (Scottish, 1880-1951)
OLD MILL, PERTH, SCOTLAND
oil on board
signed lower right; titled on exhibition label on reverse
15 x 18in. (38.10 x 45.72cm)
John Guthrie Spence Smith was born in Perth, Scotland and studied at the The Royal Scottish Academy
under Charles Hodge Mackie and Robert Burns. He was elected ARSA in 1930 and full Academician (RSA)
in 1939.
€300-€500 (£270-£450 approx.)

132
Colin Gibson RUA (b.1948)
O’CONNELL STREET BRIDGE, DUBLIN and TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN (A PAIR)
oil on board; (2)
signed and titled lower left
9 x 14in. (22.86 x 35.56cm)
€500-€700 (£450-£630 approx.)

133
Martin Mooney (b.1960)
BERNINI’S OBELISK, PIAZZA NAVONA, ROME, 1992
watercolour over pencil
signed and dated lower right; titled lower left
22 x 15in. (55.88 x 38.10cm)
€400-€600 (£360-£540 approx.)

134
Tom Nisbet RHA (1909-2001)
ELGIN ROAD, DUBLIN
watercolour
10½ x 14½in. (26.67 x 36.83cm)
€150-€250 (£140-£230 approx.)

135
William Mason (1906-2002)
STREET SCENE WITH FIGURE IN PINK
oil on board
signed lower right
9½ x 11in. (24.13 x 27.94cm)
Provenance:
Welsh born William Mason was a regular exhibitor with the McClelland Galleries in Belfast and at
the Royal Academy. He studied at Newport College of Art from 1923-1927, the Royal College of Art
from 1927-1931, and later taught at Scarborough School of Art and at St. Albans School of Art until
retirement in the early 1970s. His brother, Gilbert Mason (1913-1972) also a painter, was based mainly in
Birmingham.
€200-€300 (£180-£270 approx.)

136
BEACH SCENE
oil on board
signed lower left
7¼ x 9¼in. (18.42 x 23½cm)
Provenance:
Birmingham.
€200-€300 (£180-£270 approx.)

137
LANDSCAPE WITH TWO FIGURES
oil on board
signed lower left
8 x 10in. (20.32 x 25.40cm)
Provenance:
Birmingham.
€200-€300 (£180-£270 approx.)

138
Gerard McGourty (b.1954)
UNTITLED [LANDSCAPE WITH FIGURES], 1999
oil on board
signed and dated lower right; signed on reverse
7½ x 9¾in. (19.05 x 24.77cm)
Provenance:
Accompanied by a copy of the catalogue for the artist’s solo exhibition‘Paintings 1999-2000’at the
Millrace Gallery, Dublin.
€200-€300 (£180-£270 approx.)

139
John O’Donoghue b.1930
HOUSE FRAGMENT
oil on canvas board
signed in monogram lower left; inscribed with title, signed and monogrammed on reverse; also signed in
pencil on Davis Gallery label on reverse
2½ x 3in. (6.35 x 7.62cm)
Provenance:
John O’Donoghue is a Cork painter and stained glass window maker. He exhibited with the Davis Gallery,
Dublin, Lavit Gallery, Cork and at the RHA. His work can be found in the Crawford Gallery, Cork perma-
nent collection.
€60-€80 (£50-£70 approx.)

140
Norman J. McCaig (1929-2001)
CONNEMARA PEAT BOG, BALLINA, COUNTY MAYO
oil on board
15½ x 19½in. (39.37 x 49.53cm)
€800-€1000 (£720-£900 approx.)

141
Gerry Marjoram (b.1936)
MOUNTAIN AND STREAM
oil on board
signed lower right
20 x 16in. (50.80 x 40.64cm)
€500-€700 (£450-£630 approx.)

142
Liam Treacy (1934-2004)
MISTY DAY, CONNEMARA, 1985
oil on board
signed lower right; inscribed on artist’s studio label on reverse
11¼ x 15in. (28.58 x 38.10cm)
€600-€800 (£540-£720 approx.)

143
Padraig Lynch (b.1936)
MOONRISE ON THE BOYNE, 1995
oil on board
signed lower right; titled on artist’s label on reverse
12 x 15in. (30.48 x 38.10cm)
Provenance:
Oriel Gallery, Dublin;
Private collection
€500-€700 (£450-£630 approx.)

144
Seán O’Connor (1909-1992)
BRIDGE ON THE LOE, KILLARNEY, 1965
oil on board
signed lower right; signed, titled and dated on reverse
16 x 20in. (40.64 x 50.80cm)
Provenance:
Studio of the artist;
Private collection;
Whyte’s, 15 March 2010, lot 221;
Private collection
O’Connor was a notable landscape artist whose subject matter predominately revisited the natural
environment of his native Killarney. Having spent some time in the Dublin Metropolitan School of Art,
O’Connor exhibited in 1940 at the Munster Fine Art Exhibition in Cork. A year later he obtained a studio
in the Town Hall in Killarney and for the next fifty years painted and exhibited at this location. O’Connor
exhibited with the RHA in 1945 and 1946 and from 1946 to 1990 with the Watercolour Society of Ireland.
€500-€700 (£450-£630 approx.)

145
Fergus O’Ryan RHA (1911-1989)
FIGURES AND CART BY A ROADSIDE
oil on board
signed lower right
12 x 16in. (30.48 x 40.64cm)
€500-€700 (£450-£630 approx.)

146
Pat Phelan
GENTLEMEN AND HORSES ON A BEND IN THE ROAD
oil on canvas
signed lower right
18 x 24in. (45.72 x 60.96cm)
€200-€300 (£180-£270 approx.)

147
Rick Bentham (b.1950)
COWS BY THE STREAM
oil on board
14 x 18in. (35.56 x 45.72cm)
€400-€600 (£360-£540 approx.)

148
Lawrence Marcuson (b.1933)
OLIVES, KFAR HANASSI, ISRAEL
oil on board
16 x 22½in. (40.64 x 57.15cm)
Kfar Hanassi means“The Village of the President”named after Chaim Weitzman the first President of
Israel. Marcuson’s studio is located at Kibbutz Kfar Hanassi, Upper Galilee, Israel. He held exhibitions in
Dublin at the Brown Thomas Gallery in 1955 and 1964.
€200-€300 (£180-£270 approx.)

149
Gerry Marjoram (b.1936)
DONEGAL BAY
oil on canvas
10 x 14in. (25.40 x 35.56cm)
€200-€400 (£180-£360 approx.)

150
Jack Butler Yeats RHA (1871-1957)
THE CAMELOPARD [A BROADSIDE]
hand-coloured Cuala Press print
signed in the plate lower right; titled in the plate lower centre
7¼ x 4¾in. (18.42 x 12.07cm)
€150-€250 (£140-£230 approx.)

152
THE SADDLING BELL [1939]
hand-coloured print
signed in the plate lower right; titled lower left; signed in pencil lower right
10 x 7½in. (25.40 x 19.05cm)
Provenance:
The original drawing for this print was executed in 1939 and is listed in Hilary Pyle’s The Different Worlds
of Jack B. Yeats His Cartoons and Illustrations [no. 1278, p.175]. The original was exhibited at London
Leger in 1940. It was reproduced in Dublin Poets and Artists no. 2 (Gayfield Press, 1939) accompanying
the poem‘The Jackdaw’by P. Colum.
Published by Gayfield Press in a limited edition featuring contemporary work by poets and artists.
Saddling Bell anticipates the large painting of 1953, My Beautiful, My Beautiful! [Pyle no. 1157], in the
tenderness of the emotional bond between man and mount.
€500-€700 (£450-£630 approx.)

153
THE POST CAR
signed in the plate lower left; titled in the plate lower right
8¼ x 11¾in. (20.96 x 29.85cm)
€200-€400 (£180-£360 approx.)

154
THE SCOURGE OF THE GULPH, JAMES FLAUNTY, 1903 and DESIGNED BOOKPLATE
first edition hand-coloured printed booklets; (2); monochrome book plate; (1)
signed in plate
9¼ x 6¼in. (23½ x 15.88cm)
Sizes: booklets 7 by 4.25 inches, plate 5 by 3.5 inches.
Housed in a quarter morocco clamshell box.
The Scourge of the Gulph, first edition, Elkin Matthews 1903; James Flaunty, or Terror On The Western
Seas, first edition, Elkin Matthews, London 1901, uncut; book plate shows a pirate on ship named
Madeline Jones.
€600-€800 (£540-£720 approx.)

155
A BROADSIDE [ELEVEN ISSUES] and THE BALLAD SINGER
A Broadside; (11); hand-coloured print; (1)
11½ x 9in. (29.21 x 22.86cm)
A Broadside 6th year (1913-1914) numbers 3, 5, 8, 10 and 12; 1935, New Series, numbers 4, 8, 9, 10 and
11; and‘The Ballad Singer’, hand-coloured print.
€350-€400 (£320-£360 approx.)

156
A BROADSIDE, NOVEMBER 1913 [THE COOLUN] and APRIL 1914 [THE GREEN LINNET] (A PAIR)
both signed in the plate lower right
10½ x 7in. (26.67 x 17.78cm)
€200-€300 (£180-£270 approx.)

157
Art O’Murnaghan (1875-1953)
THE EIRE PAGE OR SAINT BRIGID’S DREAM, 1922
engraving; (1); illustrated manuscript letter; (1)
signed and dated [1944]
9 x 7in. (22.86 x 17.78cm)
Provenance:
Acquired directly from the artist by Mr Michael Glanville;
Private collection
A print of the‘Éire Page’signed in pencil by Art O’Murnaghan and dated 1944, framed.
This page, part of the unpublished Leabhar na hAisírghe (Book of the Resurrection), is believed to have
been printed by O’Murnaghan and sold in order to raise funds for his book project. The print consists of
Celtic filigree designs with insets of birds in volutes of initial E in Éire, overlaid on a list of Ireland’s names
and text shown through windows in the ornamental panels. Together with an illustrated manuscript
letter (27 June 1944) from O’Murnaghan to Michael Glanville, the original purchaser.
The‘Book of Resurrection’formed part of‘The Easter Rising: Understanding 1916’exhibition at the Na-
tional Museum, Collins Barracks, Dublin.
€200-€300 (£180-£270 approx.)

158
Harry Kernoff RHA (1900-1974)
SELF PORTRAIT, 1936
chalk on tinted paper
17¾ x 14¾in. (45.09 x 37.47cm)
Provenance:
Acquired from the artist’s sister
€1500-€2000 (£1,350-£1,800 approx.)

159
COLLECTION OF 11 PORTRAITS OF ABBEY THEATRE ACTORS, POETS AND WRITERS [1920s-1970s] and
OTHER GENTLEMEN
pastel; (11)
each signed; variously inscribed and dated; most with sitters’names in a later hand on reverse
15 x 12in. (38.10 x 30.48cm)
Provenance:
Apollo Gallery, Dublin;
Private collection
Average size given. All framed.
Sitters include:
Hugh McDiarmuid (1892-1978)
Frank O’Connor (1903-1966)
Lennox Robinson (1886-1958)
Donagh McDonagh (1912-1968)
Brinsley McNamara (1890-1963)
Denis Johnston (1901-1984)
John Jordon (1930-1988)
Other inscriptions include Gabriel Fallon, Jim Fitzgerald, John McCormack.
€6000-€8000 (£5,410-£7,210 approx.)

160
THIRTY-SIX WOODCUTS, 1951
limited edition book; (no. 126 from an edition of 400)
signed and numbered in red ink on title page
10¼ x 8¼in. (26.04 x 20.96cm)
Provenance:
€150-€200 (£140-£180 approx.)

161
THIRTY-SIX WOODCUTS, 1951
limited edition book; (no. 189 from an edition of 400)
signed and numbered in red ink on title page; signed in green ink below each of the 30 images
10 x 8½in. (25.40 x 21.59cm)
Provenance:
Originally Thirty-Six Woodcuts, edited in manuscript by the artist. Six woodcuts have been removed.
€600-€800 (£540-£720 approx.)

162
Sir John Lavery RA RSA RHA (1856-1941)
THE BARB
signed lower right; numbered lower left; with label affixed verso detailing the edition number
7¼ x 5½in. (18.42 x 13.97cm)
Sheet size: 12.5 by 8.25in
€300-€400 (£270-£360 approx.)

163
A LADY IN BLACK - MISS ESTHER MCLAREN
7¼ x 5¾in. (18.42 x 14.61cm)
Sheet size: 12.5 by 8.5in.
€300-€400 (£270-£360 approx.)

164
LADY EVELYN FARQUHAR
8 x 5¼in. (20.32 x 13.34cm)
Sheet size: 13 by 8.25in.
€300-€400 (£270-£360 approx.)

165
MARY IN GREEN
7¾ x 5¼in. (19.69 x 13.34cm)
Sheet size: 12.75 by 8.25in.
€300-€400 (£270-£360 approx.)

166
LOUVIERES HALLUIN
tapestry
35 x 72in. (88.90 x 182.88cm)
After a 1563 Flemish hunting scene.
€150-€200 (£140-£180 approx.)

167
Bartholomew Colles Watkins RHA (1833-1891)
KILLARNEY LAKES
oil on panel
6 x 9¾in. (15.24 x 24.77cm)
€1000-€1500 (£900-£1,350 approx.)

168
Thomas Walmsley (1763-1806)
COASTAL SCENE
watercolour
10 x 14in. (25.40 x 35.56cm)
€600-€800 (£540-£720 approx.)

169
John Faulkner RHA (1835-1894)
COASTAL SCENE
watercolour
signed lower right
9¾ x 14¼in. (24.77 x 36.20cm)
€400-€600 (£360-£540 approx.)

170
T. Hampson Jones (1846-1916)
RIVER SCENE
watercolour
signed lower left
10 x 13½in. (25.40 x 34.29cm)
€400-€600 (£360-£540 approx.)

171
Gladys Wynne (1876-1968)
BEACH SCENE
watercolour
signed lower right
4½ x 13½in. (11.43 x 34.29cm)
€200-€300 (£180-£270 approx.)

172
F. Thornley
COASTAL SCENE
watercolour
signed lower left
11¼ x 17in. (28.58 x 43.18cm)
Provenance:
€100-€200 (£90-£180 approx.)

173
Edmund John Niemann (British, 1813-1876)
COUNTRY PATH WITH FIGURE WALKING
oil on board
signed lower left
11½ x 17½in. (29.21 x 44.45cm)
Provenance:
€400-€600 (£360-£540 approx.)

174
SUN THROUGH CLOUD
watercolour
signed lower right; inscribed on label on reverse
10 x 14¼in. (25.40 x 36.20cm)
Provenance:
€100-€150 (£90-£140 approx.)

175
ON THE SANDHILLS, 1947
watercolour
signed and dated lower left; initialed and titled on reverse
10¼ x 14½in. (26.04 x 36.83cm)
Provenance:
€100-€150 (£90-£140 approx.)

176
John MacWhirter RA HRSA (1839-1911)
AUTUMN SCENE, WOMAN READING IN WOODLAND
oil on canvas
signed lower right
12 x 18½in. (30.48 x 46.99cm)
Provenance:
€400-€600 (£360-£540 approx.)

177
Henry Calton Maguire (1790-1854)
THE RUINS OF AN ABBEY (A PAIR)
gouache
one signed in pencil lower right; with provenance on reverse
8 x 12in. (20.32 x 30.48cm)
Provenance:
The Irish Sale’, Sotheby’s, 22 May 1997, lot 193;
Private collection
Of equal size, framed uniformly.
Maguire was born in Cavan in 1790. He went early in life to London, where he worked both as a painter
and a writer. He was for many years editor of The Connoisseur and the Journal of the Fine Arts. He died in
October or November, 1854. See Strickland Vol. II., p.85.
The National Portrait Gallery, London includes three lithographs by the artist of Paul John Bedford; John
Lawrence Toole, General Tom Thumb and Agnes Elsworthy.
€300-€500 (£270-£450 approx.)

178
Lancelot Bayly (1869-1952)
FARM SCENE WITH GOATS, c.1920s
watercolour
signed and dated lower left, date partially obscured by the mount
9¼ x 14¾in. (23½ x 37.47cm)
Provenance:
Born at Bayly Farm, Nenagh, Co. Tipperary, he was educated in England and Germany. Bayly began
exhibiting in 1910 with the WCSI, showing over a hundred works there over the next decades.
(See Snoddy, pages 30-31).
€200-€300 (£180-£270 approx.)

179
Charles‘Snaffles’Johnson Payne (1884-1867)
THE WHISSENDINE BROOK RUNS DEEP AND WIDE
hand-coloured lithograph
signed in the mount lower left
13 x 20in. (33.02 x 50.80cm)
€300-€500 (£270-£450 approx.)

180
Thomas Rowlandson (1756-1827)
TO MARKET
ink
signed with initials lower left, inscribed with the artist’s name in a later hand on the mount and with title
in a later hand on reverse
2¾ x 2¾in. (6.99 x 6.99cm)
Provenance:
€100-€200 (£90-£180 approx.)

181
In the style of François Clouet (c.1510-1572)
PORTRAIT OF A FRENCH NOBLEMAN
oil on board
13¼ x 9¼in. (33.66 x 23½cm)
€2000-€3000 (£1,800-£2,700 approx.)

182
After R.B. Armstrong
PORTRAIT OF TURLOUGH CAROLAN
oil on panel
7¾ x 6in. (19.69 x 15.24cm)
€1500-€2000 (£1,350-£1,800 approx.)

183
Edward Hayes RHA (1797-1864)
PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN, 1853
watercolour
signed, dated and inscribed [Dublin] lower right
13½ x 10¼in. (34.29 x 26.04cm)
Provenance:
€300-€500 (£270-£450 approx.)

184
19th Century Irish School
PORTRAITS OF WOMEN (A PAIR)
watercolour; (2)
9½ x 7¼in. (24.13 x 18.42cm)
€200-€300 (£180-£270 approx.)

185
18th/19th Century English School
GROUP OF THREE BOYS
oil on panel
with various labels on reverse
9 x 6in. (22.86 x 15.24cm)
Provenance:
Labels on the reverse suggest a connection to The Fight Interrupted, 1816 by William Mulready RA (1786-
1863) in the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum, London and to the collection of British Fine Art
Dealer Edmund Bates.
€60-€80 (£50-£70 approx.)

INDEX OF ARTISTS REPRESENTED IN THIS AUCTION
18th/19th Century English School: 185
19th Century Irish School: 184
Adamson, Sean: 101
After R.B. Armstrong: 182
Ballagh, Robert: 89, 91 & 92
Ballard, Brian: 95
Bayly, Lancelot: 178
Bentham, Rick: 147
Blackshaw, Basil: 116-118
Bolay, Veronica: 100
Brilly, June: 121
Brophy, Elizabeth: 122
Carrick, Desmond: 105, 107, 127-129
Carson, Robert Taylor: 56
Castle, Barry: 83
Clouet, In the style of François: 181
Colles Watkins, Bartholomew: 167
Conor, William: 42-45
Craig, James Humbert: 50
Croft, Richard John: 84
Cullen, Tom: 90
Davis, Gerald: 96
Delargy, Diarmuid: 115
Dillon, Gerard: 29, 30, 32, 35-36
Donleavy, J. P.: 110
Donovan, Jack: 93
Dunlop, Ronald Ossory: 75
Dunston, Bernard: 70
Farrell, Micheal: 94
Faulkner, John: 169
Fearon, Hilda: 63
Ferran, Brian: 86
Frink, Dame Elisabeth: 103
Gale, Martin: 57
Gibson, Colin: 132
Guthrie Spence Smith, John: 131
Hanlon, Father Jack P.: 48
Harper, Charles: 17
Hayes, Edward: 183
Healy, Michael: 47
Hickey, Patrick: 111
Hone, Evie: 27
Horsbrugh-Porter, William Eric: 77
Hunter, John: 99
Hutchinson, Nicholas Hely: 126
Jellett, Mainie: 28
Johnson, Nevill: 40
Jones, T. Hampson: 170
Jury, Anne Primrose: 64
Kavanagh, Mark (Rasher): 120
Kelly, John: 85
Kennedy, Brian: 113
Kernoff, Harry: 158-161
Kingerlee, John: 98
Kingston, Richard: 16
Lavery, Sir John: 162-165
Lennon, Paddy: 106
Leonard, Patrick: 65, 67-69 & 72
Lynch, Padraig: 143
Maccabe, Gladys: 76
MacWhirter, John: 176
Madden, Bernadette: 114
Maguire, Henry Calton: 177
Marcuson, Lawrence: 148
Marjoram, Gerry: 141, 149
Mason, William: 135-137
McAdoo, Violet: 80, 174-175
McAuley, Charles J.: 58
McCaig, Norman J.: 140
McEntagart, Brett: 123-125
McGourty, Gerard: 138
McHugh, Margaret: 79
Middleton, Colin: 37-39
Mooney, Martin: 133
Moore, Henry: 102
Nash, Thomas Saunders: 46
Niemann, Edmund John: 173
Nisbet, Tom: 134
Nolan, James: 88
Nolan, Sir Sidney Robert: 87
O’Connor, Seán: 144
O’Neill, Daniel: 41
O’Ryan, Fergus: 145
O'Donoghue, John: 139
O'Malley, Jane: 112
O'Malley, Tony: 1,2,5,7-12,15,18
O'Murnaghan, Art: 157
O'Neill Gallagher, Frederick: 51
Osborne, Jean: 71
Payne, Charles 'Snaffles' Johnson: 179
Penson, Marjorie Doreen: 66,78
Phelan, Pat: 146
Purcell, Niki: 104
Reid, Nano: 31
Robinson, Markey: 3-4,6,14,19-26
Rowlandson, Thomas: 180
Ryan, Thomas: 73
Shawcross, Neil: 119
Simonds-Gooding, Maria: 82
Sluis, Piet: 97,108-109
Solomons, Estella Frances: 49
Steyn, Stella: 33
Tapestry: 166
Teeling, Norman: 130
Thornley, F.: 172
Treacy, Liam: 142
Wainwright, Alfred: 81
Walmsley, Thomas: 168
Wilks, Maurice Canning: 52-55,59-62
Wolfe, Edward: 34
Wyeth, Paul James Logan: 74
Wynne, Gladys: 171
Yeats, Jack Butler: 150-156
TOPOGRAPHICAL INDEX
Antrim: 50, 53, 58, 62
Australia: 87
Belfast: 42
Cavan: 27, 177
Donegal: 61, 149
Down: 54, 55, 84
Dublin City: 47, 125, 132, 134
Dublin County: 67, 72, 123, 126
Equestrian: 179
France: 51, 124
Galway: 64, 73, 142
Isle of Man:
Israel: 148
Italy: 133
Kerry:49, 144, 167
Kilkenny: 7, 8
Louth: 143
Mayo: 57, 100, 140
Religious: 7, 8, 23-27
Roscommon: 56
Scotland: 131
Tipperary: 178
Tyrone: 99
Wales: 81
Wexford: 5, 65
Wicklow: 79, 130

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