There are two oils by Jack B. Yeats, A passage is Required for 1953 and Justice from 1946. Each is estimated at 100,000-150,000. Study for a Family by Louis le Brocquy is one of a series that culminated in his celebrated work A Family in the collection of the National Gallery of Ireland This 1951 work is estimated at 50,000-70,000. There are portrait heads of W B Yeats and Francis Bacon in the sale as well as an offering of le Brocquy’s Tain Prints guiding at 1,500-2,000 each. A Kerry Bog by Paul Henry dates to 1934-35 and is estimated at 60,000-80,000 and Margaret Clarke’s Double Portrait of Two Girls is estimated at 20,000-30,000. The sale offers work by Banksy, Samuel Brocas, Mildred Ann Butler, William Conor, Barrie Cooke, Sir Terry Frost, Sean Keating, Tony O’Malley, Estella Solomons, Kenneth Webb and a watercolour of the proposed new post office in Sackville Street – the GPO in O’Connell St., Dublin – by its architect Francis Johnston among numerous works. The catalogue is online. Here is a small selection:

FRONT ELEVATION OF THE PROPOSED GENERAL POST OFFICE, DUBLIN, 1814 FRANCIS JOHNSTON RHA (1760-1829) UPDATE: THIS MADE 2,800 AT HAMMER

Justice (1946) by Jack B Yeats UPDATE: THIS SOLD FOR 150,000 AT HAMMER

A Kerry Bog by Paul Henry UPDATE: THIS SOLD FOR 66,000 AT HAMMER

Study for a Family 1951 by Louis le Brocquy UPDATE: THIS MADE 49,000 AT HAMMER