Two views of Dublin Bay as painted by one of Ireland’s foremost landscape artists
By a stroke of luck the two paintings were purchased by the same person, allowing them to stay together for the next 150 years
Get shaken - and a little stirred - with antique cocktail cabinets
Sale also features significant work by Patrick Caulfield
Erudite SB Kennedy leaves a rich literary legacy
Late art historian and curator of Ulster Museum is best remembered for his work on Paul Henry
When Jesus met John the Baptist – a new exhibition of 16th-century art
Displays include Renaissance works, and art by Mick O’Dea, Sam Keogh and Fergus O’Ryan
Adam’s bids for European market for Asian Art
Auctioneer aiming to attract collections that would have gone to the UK prior to Brexit
Arts&Antiques: Is burning a Banksy artistic expression or attempt at notoriety?
Selling video of burning online ‘is like a scene out of The Wolf of Wall Street’
Irish buyers face 15% post-Brexit tax premium on art sold in UK
Irish auction houses call for reduction in VAT on UK art sales to allow them compete with EU counterparts
Ib Jorgensen gives personal touch to Adam’s auction
Celebrated Danish-born designer’s furniture and art collection feature at upcoming sale
Oriental treasures, antipodean charts and a pair of chairs at hybrid Adam’s sale
Online and in the room, this year’s Townley Hall sale will be different from others
How to start an Irish art collection on a budget
‘Don’t go with the intention of making money,’ says Arabella Bishop
Cash in the attic? Now’s the time to go looking
Art and antiques specialists can often give you a valuation online
True blue razzle dazzlers that will stand the test of time
Sapphires abound in a Christmas sale of opulent jewellery
Rare chalice purchased by National Museum prior to sale
Galway tribe the Kirwans donated chalice at a time when Penal Laws ruled Ireland
Back to school in the arts: three courses to try this autumn
Diploma and evening classes in Irish and European arts can lead to fine art careers
Shells, Cohen’s bell and Paul Henry’s cottages: the best of the summer sales results
Artworks by Seán Keating and Louis le Brocquy sold high and there was a glimmer of hope for brown furniture in Bray
Rare items and lots of learning in Adam’s library sale
Unusual offerings include Bloody Sunday GAA ticket, a gout stool and a crouching lion
Tributes paid following death of auctioneer Denis Drum
The well-known figure is remembered as an ‘incredibly hard worker and a great friend’
Armada table sails past guide prices to sell at auction for €360,000
Auctioneer says piece bought by private buyer and will stay in Ireland
Boxing squirrels or prized Irish table: Our top picks at Drogheda auction
Over 700 lots of fabulous furniture, art, silver and curiosities at Townley Hall sale
Table formed from Spanish Armada parts up for auction
Dromoland and Bunratty Castle have housed table, which has estimated €100,000 value
Hot prices for Irish art in summer sales
Big-hitters like Yeats, Henry and Osborne now fetching prices well above pre-sale estimates
Upcoming auctions tap into national appetite for historic memorabilia
A snuff box belonging to Easter Rising leader Thomas Clarke is up for sale guiding €3,000-€5,000
Catching a new generation of antiques’ shoppers – on Sundays
Adam’s ‘At Home’ sale has a mix of furniture styles and art suitable for big rooms and smaller spaces
Move over Ikea – antique brown furniture is back
A weekend sale at Adam’s seems to suggest that brown is back in town
UTV cashing in on its art collection
Fine Art auction: The Belfast-based TV company will sell paintings worth up to €300,000 in Dublin
Cheaper than Ikea? Some antiques are. Here’s what to buy
Brown furniture is unfashionable but a good punt, while oak, rosewood and mid-century modern are a buy
Ivory and tigers at home in Adam’s sale
Reclining tiger painting may appeal to bidders nostalgic for the ‘Celtic Tiger’ days
Interiors stores opening their doors, a splash of summer blue, and art from Drogheda
Home front: interiors, design, people, events
Wrong title, right price? Reading into a Roderic O’Conor painting
`Woman Reading' is one of many works featured in Adam's Important Irish Art auction
Clint Eastwood portrait by Basil Blackshaw found in stable
Some 40 pieces of art from Basil Blackshaw’s studio be auctioned by this month
Vintage Vuitton trunk snapped up by Italian buyer at €7,500
A strong start to 2017 auctions in Dublin at Adam’s and Whyte’s
Review of 2016: rising prices but no revolution in Irish art market
Orpen, Yeats, Henry and Scully continue to dominate with Flatley getting a foothold
Mrs Lewisohn and Sir William Orpen are reunited in Dublin
Artist’s self-portrait and 1915 painting of Edwardian beauty in Adam’s auction
Painting of Kilkenny Castle aristocrat the top lot at Adam’s
Hammer price totals €1.3 million as 75 per cent of lots are sold
Adam’s brings annual sale to Townley Hall
Irish Georgian furniture the star of annual Country House auction previously held at Slane Castle
Fine collection owned by Dev’s doc goes under the hammer
Dr Bryan Alton was physician to de Valera and Haughey and a well-known collector
How art became a market of extremes
As the art market becomes increasingly polarised, Art $ummit looks at the changing relationship between art and money
Life’s Work: Stuart Purcell, Head of collectibles, Whyte’s, Dublin
‘Objects connect you to a moment in history’
Everything must go as family sells off all their furniture
It’s usually death or debt that prompts a family to sell the contents of their home, but in the case of one Dublin house, the owners are selling because they no longer like the style
Paul Henry landscape with a political pedigree
‘A Connemara Village’ by Paul Henry, valued at up to €100,000, sold for £85 in the 1930s
Surrounded by beautiful things for 30 years: James O’Halloran, furniture and fine art expert
“I have the kind of taste I can’t afford.”
Adam’s Irish art sale brings in €1.6m
The annual Christmas auction of Irish art suggests that the market is in good health
ESB to sell part of corporate art collection
Artists represented are Markey Robinson, Tony O’Malley, Frank McKelvey, Norah McGuinness and Peter Collis.
Collectors spend €1.4m
Unpublished Oscar Wilde photo snapped up for €7,000 at Adam’s art auction in Slane
Five people’s treasures are an auctioneer’s trash
Five Go on a Treasure Hunt: We gave five treasure hunters €100 each and sent them off to flea markets and car-boot sales to seek bargains. So how much would the five items fetch at auction? The news is not good
Mystery surrounds identity of owner of world’s most expensive painting
Work acquired by anonymous telephone bidder after fierce competition for piece
Austerity-free zone in Slane Castle
Adam’s ‘Country House Collections’ sale: Eve-of-Budget auction attracts high-spending bidders
Paintings from the golden summer of 1913 top list at Adam’s art sale
Roderic O’Conor’s vision of the South of France tops the bill
Anglo Irish Bank’s modest art collection sold in Dublin
Strong demand for the surprisingly humble collection
Anglo art collection up for auction this evening
Total of 134 paintings, prints, sculpture and photographs for sale at Dublin saleroom
Irish collectors still favour nostalgia
Household names such as Paul Henry and Walter Osborne are not just seen as sound investments; their aesthetic clearly appeals to today’s fine-art purchasers
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