Farmleigh to host exhibition of noted Belfast painter Daniel O’Neill
Exhibition, which had been due to open last year, is first retrospective of his work in 70 years
Records broken for Irish art in ‘thriving market’ of 2021
World records for Clarke’s Bluebeard’s Last Wife and Hone’s Composition
Fine festive wines and gifts for art lovers at Whyte’s Christmas sale
Online auction also features watercolours by Wendy Walsh and prints by Jack B Yeats
A €15.9m 1933 Double Eagle coin among record-breaking sales
Strong six months in antiques and fine art industry despite Covid and lockdowns
Final sales of the season leave auction buyers spoiled for choice
Signed copies of Joyce’s Ulysses and Wilde’s Poems, and works by Paul Henry to feature
Eclectic contents sale from lodge owned by first breeder of alpaca in Ireland
Mid-1700s painting of ancestor of owner Xandria Williams among more than 800 lots
Shift to online sales opens new markets for Irish auction houses
Covid-19 pandemic forced auctioneers into virtual sales, extending their global reach
Count John McCormack’s bed, pub ephemera and 1911 specimen coins for sale
Results and forthcoming auctions
Coronavirus is disrupting the auction market. It could change it for good
Auctioneers and galleries are moving sales online, and finding art lovers prepared to bid
Chinese artefacts and Irish furniture sell well in Durrow and Dublin
Auction results and forthcoming auctions and fairs
Auction of Anglo Irish Bank art exceeds expectations
Dinner party ‘conversation pieces’ from bust bank’s New York office sell online in Dublin
Clean out and clean up by selling your valuables at auction
When it’s time to declutter antiques or art, auctioneers will often value free of charge
Auction results and forthcoming sales
Yeats wedding tokens, diamonds and a William Scott for €150,000
Jack B Yeats: More than 30 works to go on display ahead of RDS sale
Collection held by Ernie O’Malley to be sold, as de Vere’s also hold major Irish art sale
Bumper crop of paintings by Jack B Yeats in autumn sales
Sales in London and Dublin include 11 paintings, some bought directly from Yeats
Scenes of everyday Irish life at affordable prices in deVere's auction
Sale includes lesser-known works by Patrick Leonard, George Campbell and May Guinness
Classic Henry landscape returns after many diplomatic miles
A classic west of Ireland landscape by Paul Henry is one of two paintings with diplomatic provenances to be auctioned this month
Pikes, rifles and Kurt Cobain: relics from the past at Whytes
The search is on as rare 20 pence is set to fetch up to €5,000
Runaway bids as 18th century box from Castletown Cox sells for €36,000
One of the first photographs of the moon taken in 1863 goes for €5,600
Rebel Irish artists of another age now centre stage at Whyte’s
Artists whose work was once considered too unorthodox for 1940s Ireland are well represented in spring auction
Treasure trove of postcards depicts changing face of world
Collection captures historical moments and complexities of graphic design
Auction results: Queen Elizabeth’s scissors and brown furniture for a snip
What sold, what’s coming up in the auction rooms
Get the hang of displaying art at home
There’s more to hanging a collection of pictures than meets the eye
U2 bellydancer’s kit and Napoleon’s hair: the bizarre items in a Dublin auction
The flotsam and jetsam of history go on sale next Saturday at the Eclectic Collector auction
A century of powerful posters from the first World War to Ryanair, the IRA and Dracula
Vintage posters for auction: war, politics, terrorism, travel, sport and film
LeBrocquy, Yeats and an Irish river god in spring auction
Whyte’s hoping art market recovery will continue in 2017
Patrick Leonard painting exceeds expectations at Whyte’s
North Dublin beach scene fetches double the estimate, making it unlikely star of art sale
Final call for McClellands’ art
Ex-RUC man turned art dealer George McClelland and is wife Maura built up a vast art collection, the last of which is being sold
Holiday art in an online auction
A novice collector could do well at an internet sale that emphasises affordable pieces
The fine art of collecting collectibles
Whyte’s eclectic sale features stamps, photos of Bing Crosby and unused tram tickets
Rising time has come
Will this weekend’s major centenary auction live up to the attendant hype around 1916 memorabilia?
The art market: recovery in Ireland while international boom continues
Auctioneers confidence restored as demand returns
Watercolours in Dún Laoghaire
Water Colour Society of Ireland display takes place at the Concourse Gallery
Autumn season starts with three art auctions in a row in Dublin
Three major auction houses – Whyte’s, de Veres and Adam’s – hold sales from Monday
Auction houses looking for autumn consignments
Dates at Sheppard’s, Whyte’s, Adam’s and Sotheby’s have been announced
Postcards from the past
Eclectic auction has more than 500 lots including medals, vintage cameras and coins
Bargains are back at Dublin auctions
Pre-summer art auctions at Adam’s and Whyte’s mark a return to more affordable prices
‘Social media’ in 19th century Ireland
Before the internet, TV and radio, the role of newspapers is captured in art
Old Masters put in their place by newer artists
While the growth in demand for Irish art is likely to continue, their owners appear to be reluctant to sell
Rising generates lots of interest
Signed photo of Michael Collins and two Countess Markievicz letters sold at auction
“Darling Mummie” the Easter Rising was an “awful tragedy”
Vicereine’s letters from Dublin to her mother in England in 1916 to be auctioned
Eclectic mix at collectibles auction
From film posters to old coins, Whyte’s sale has wide range of items
Mementoes of past All-Ireland hurling finals
Sporting memorabilia includes GAA and soccer collectibles in Whyte’s sales
Whyte’s auctioneers appoints new head of collectibles
Stuart Purcell replaces Conor Dodd, leaving to join Glasnevin Cemetery Museum
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