No collector can ever have enough literature on art. A good library is an essential tool, and many art books themselves end up as collectors’ items as printings are invariably small.
THE DICTIONARY OF IRISH LIVING ARTISTS
The reference work collectors have waited thirty years for…
The Dictionary of Living Irish Artists is the first major survey of contemporary Irish Art since Roderic Knowles Contemprary Irish Art – A Documentation published in 1982 which is now a rare and sough
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DICTIONARY OF IRISH ARTISTS, 20TH CENTURY
Theo Snoddy
Second Edition, Dublin 2002. Clothbound, 768 pages.This.takes up where Strickland leaves off. A terrific reference work, with a mine of biographical detail about 20th century Irish artists who died be
PAUL HENRY, PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS AND ILLUSTRATIONS
S. Brian Kennedy
2007. Hardback, 341 pages A catalogue raisoné of this great Irish landscape and figurative painter by the man who has become synonymous with his work. A must have for the serious Irish collector.
CAMILLE SOUTER THE MIRROR IN THE SEA
Garrett Cormican
ublished by Whyte’s, 2006, hardback, 337 pages, €60. A masterly monograph, profusely illustrated, and utterly readable. Includes a detailed catalogue. The definitive work on the most important Irish f
KENNETH WEBB: A LIFE IN COLOUR
Josephine Walpole
2006. hardback, 160 pages, €30. This book traces the life and work of Kenneth Webb, still working hard at eighty plus, one of the foremost contemporary landscape painters in Ireland, best known for hi
CECIL MAGUIRE TOWARDS A RETROSPECTIVE
Davison Gallery
2002, paper back, 154 pages.. An illustrated catalogue of a retrospective exhibition held in the Davison Gallery Holywood, Co Down, with over 140 illustrations of this popular Irish artist’s work.
HARRY EPWORTH ALLEN – CATALOGUE OF HIS WORKS
John Basford
Paperback, 2007,191 pages. Harry Epworth Allen was one of the finest British tempera artists of the twentieth century, particulary important for his interpretations of the landscapes of the Derbyshire
NOEL SHERIDAN ‘ON REFLECTION’
NOeL SHERIDAN
2001. paper back, 212 pages. Written by this ground breaking Irish artist and former head of the National College of Art and Design on his major retrospective exhibition in the Royal Hibernian Academy
WILLIAM CROZIER
Katharine Crouan
Hardback, 2007, 208 Pages. This is the first major monograph on the work of William Crozier (born 1930), who came to prominence in the 1950s through the early success and notoriety of his exhibitions
IRELAND'S PAINTERS, 1600-1940
Anne Crookshank and The Knight of Glin
Dublin, 2002, clothbound. A wonderfully concise and most useful guide to the artists of Ireland over three and a half centuries, well illustrated.
Movers & Shapers 3: Conversations in the Irish Art World
Vera Ryan
Published by Galley Head Press, 2010, paperback, 340 pages. This book is based on interviews with a cross-section of people who are, or who have been, crucial players in the field of Irish art since t
Journeys Through Line and Colour: Forty Irish Women Artists of the 20th Century
Paul Finucane and Maria Connolly, with a foreword by Dr Hilary Pyle
Published by University of Limerick Press, 2010, hardback, 164 pages. This beautifully produced book provides an introduction to the lives and work of 40 of Ireland’s greatest Irish women artist
The Silent Companion: An Illustrated History of the Water Colour Society of Ireland
Patricia Butler
Published 2010, hardback, 343 pages. Commissioned by the Water Colour Society of Ireland (WCSI) and launched at the National Gallery of Ireland, this book is the first of its kind to chronicle in dept
Robert Ballagh: Citizen Artist
Ciaran Carty
Published by Zeus Medea Publishing, 2010, hardback. Sequel to Carty’s book Robert Ballagh published by Vincent Browne at Magill in 1986, now out of print and something of a collector’s item. Citizen A
Privilege and Poverty: The Life and Times of Irish Painter and Naturalist Alexander Williams RHA 1846-1930
Gordon T. Ledbetter
Published by The Collins Press, 2010, hardback. This absorbing autobiography provides first-hand glimpses of life in Dublin as seen by one of Ireland’s most prolific landscape painters. Supported and
Irish Women Artists 1800-2009: Familiar but Unknown
Edited by Eimear O’Connor
Published by Zeus Medea Publishing, 2010, hardback. This collection of essays examines the life, career, work and context of familiar but previously little-known women artists who resided in Ireland,
Brian Bourke, Five Decades. 1960s - 2000s
Published by Lilliput Press, 2011, hardback. This superbly produced text is lavishly illustrated and surveys Bourke’s entire career through the writings by Seamus Heaney, Frances Ruane, Carlo
Sutton at Sixty, Artist in Oils
Published in 2004, hardback, signed copy. Born in 1944 in Kilmore Quay Co. Wexford, where he continues to base himself today, Sutton is a full member of the Dublin Art and Sketching Club and a much so
Seán Keating in Context Responses to Culture and Politics in Post-Civil War Ireland
Eimear O’Connor
Published by Carysfort Press, 2009. Seán Keating (1889-1977) was a controversial and provocative figure during the formative years of the Irish Free State in the early decades of the twentieth c
Paper Money of Ireland The definitive guide to Irish banknotes from the origins of banking in Ireland to the present day
Bob Blake and Jonathan Callaway
Published by Pam West, 2009. The most comprehensive text of its kind, this fascinating book covers all details of Irish Banknotes dating back as far as the 17th century. Following 10 years extensive
Thomas Ryan, Oil Paintings
Thomas Ryan
Published by Nicholson & Bass Ltd., 2009, signed copy. This 252 page case-bound book features the work of Irish Artist Tom Ryan RHA. Almost 300 oil paintings are illustrated from a body of work spanni
Deborah Brown From painting to sculpture
Edited by Hilary Pyle
Published by Four Courts Press, 2005. Superbly illustrated this book celebrates the work and career of distinguished Irish artist Deborah Brown . is celebrated in Ireland for her pioneering ex
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