‘The last Manet’: Julie Manet was the living legacy of impressionism
Exhibition recounts vast family saga, with paintings by Julie's mother Berthe Morisot and uncle Édouard Manet
Families man: The colourful home life of French painter Paul Signac
Paris Letter: The neo-impressionist’s parallel families make for a fascinating tale
Sean Scully: 'I am an Irishman and I love a good fight'
Irish abstract artist’s pandemic work goes on display in Paris with price tags close to €2m
A bumper crop of books to inspire every gardener’s passion
This year’s selection covers everything from nature’s healing power to a masterclass in nurturing a garden on a grand scale
Show me the Monet: Banksy comment on consumerism fetches £7.5m
Artist’s second most expensive auction sale surpasses expectations at Sotheby’s
Van Gogh and the postcard that shed light on one painting’s roots
Linked to rue Daubigny in Auvers-sur-Oise, Tree Roots is last canvas the artist painted
A Chelsea winner's guide to creating a tranquil garden
There are many ways to create a beautiful slice of nature in the smallest of spaces
Sorolla’s sun-filled canvases make the perfect summer show
Spanish artist whose work goes on show at National Gallery was dubbed ‘master of light’ by Monet
Six great European gardens to discover on holidays
This week in the garden: Irish gardeners share their top places to visit on holidays
Mysterious muses and a river god at Whytes, but tapestry could top 20th century sale
LeBrocquy tapestry once owned by tycoon Tony O’Reilly estimated at up to €60,000
Monet painting sells for record $110.7m at New York auction
Meules is from Claude Monet’s celebrated Haystacks series and was completed in 1890
Shock of the nude? Adam’s Irish Art sale majors in the human form
The sales feature a selection of nude styles, from the stark anatomical realism of John Luke’s Nude Male to Louis le Brocquy’s subtle Being
Man who damaged Monet painting jailed for handling stolen artwork
Gardaí found missing oil painting on wall at Andrew Shannon’s west Dublin home
‘There is only one master, Corot. We are nothing by comparison’
The world knows Corot as a great landscape artist. He kept his figure paintings secret.
Huge prices for Picasso, Monet works at Rockefeller sale
Fillette a la Corbeille Fleurie sells for $115 million at Christie’s art sale
Amen Corner, where Masters prayers are answered and ignored
One of the most breathtaking pieces of golfing real estate can terrorise even the best
The paintings Claude Monet kept secret for himself
Monet collected works by Renoir and Cézanne among many others in his private art collection which a new exhibition is bringing it into the light
Ever get home from holiday to think ‘My house is really rather nice’?
After a holiday you can, for a time, enjoy your home as if it were brand new to you
Portrait of a Gallery review: a brilliant piece of art criticism
In this documentary, the National Gallery gets a depiction worthy of its renovation
Scarlets painting right pictures for Nigel Owens this season
Rassie Erasmus’s side have been penalised more than rivals Scarlets by Nigel Owens
Monet, Munch top sellers in 2016 art sales
David Bowie’s collection included ‘Sleep Sound’ by Jack B Yeats which sold for £233,000
Tiny blooms light up the winter garden
At this time of year, the sight of a flowering plant or shrub brings a peculiarly intense joy
Paintings may contain Alzheimer’s clues, claims Maynooth researcher
Study of work by major artists could help in earlier diagnosis of degenerative illness
Leonardo DiCaprio to return funds linked to Malaysian scandal
US justice department investigating wealth fund 1MDB on money laundering allegations
Loadsa Monet: the rich Russian who patroned Picasso, made Matisse
After being trapped behind the Iron Curtain, Russia’s Shchukin collection, including works by Picasso and Matisse, is back in Paris for a blockbuster show
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Jo Linehan & Joan Scales round up this week’s travel news and deals
Sir Anthony O’Reilly’s furniture to be sold at auction in pub
Contents of Castlemartin House to go under the hammer in effort to reduce bank debts
Visual art round-up: East meets West in the centre of the void
The vital art in Bill Lynch’s first ever exhibition (sadly posthumous) displays a heavy Chinese influence
Don Draper would be amazed by marketing now
Marketing is moving away from the campaigns the ‘Mad Men’ ad men would have commanded
A grumbling genius? Impressions of Degas
Although seen as an Impressionist, the painter was never comfortable with the term and even derided its proponents
Five paintings, 60 minutes, €70 million – Monet soars at London auction
Collectors from Asia and Russia out in force at Sotheby’s sale in London
Sotheby’s vote of confidence in Irish art market
Standalone Irish sale to be held in London for first time since 2011
How Joaquín Sorolla, Spain’s ‘master of light’, blazed a trail to the US
Sorolla became famous for his Valencian shoreline scenes and portraits of American high flyers, including a president
Jury hears evidence of Garda interviews in art criminal damage trial
Mr Shannon claims he was in Shelbourne to visit the hotel spa
Damaged Felim Egan paintings to be destroyed
Shelbourne hotel paintings appeared to have been slashed or torn, court hears
Tourists describe man’s fist like ‘a hammer’ going into Monet
Painting with estimated worth of €10m damaged in National Gallery of Ireland
Dublin man goes on trial accused of damaging €10m Monet painting
Jury told incidents involved three paintings and are very unusual events
Restored Monet painting worth €10m unveiled at National Gallery
Man allegedly put his hand through Argenteuil Basin with a Single Sailboat in 2012
Sort It: Make colour a central part of your vision
If you’re nervous about using colour in your house try a few of these tips
Man suspected of Monet damage held over Shelbourne art incident
Court hears Andrew Shannon poses risk to public displays of art
Jury unable to agree on verdict in Monet damage trial
Andrew Shannon (48) pleaded not guilty to damaging €10m painting
Jury retire for a second night in Monet painting trial
Andrew Shannon pleading not guilty to criminal damage of painting at gallery
Jury retires to consider verdict in Monet damage trial
Andrew Shannon (48) says heart condition caused him to fall against €10m painting
Jury asked to give man ‘benefit of doubt’ over Monet damage
Andrew Shannon (48) claims heart condition caused him to collapse against painting
Eye witnesses claim man put fist through Monet painting
Trial over damage to €10m National Gallery work enters second day
Man goes on trial over €7m damage to Monet painting
Accused charged with putting hand through Impressionist work at National Gallery
A new era for the art market
A five-part summer series analyses the current state of the global fine art and antiques market
Stolen Matisse, Picasso and Monet paintings ‘burned in oven’
Forensic specialists find traces of paint, canvas and nails in ashes in Romanian house
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