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    ONLINE ART SALES BY MORGAN O’DRISCOLL

    Sunday, June 25th, 2023
    Fountain in St. Stephen’s Green by Camille Souter. UPDATE: THIS MADE 4,600 AT HAMMER

    You don’t have to be actually in west Cork – though plainly it would be better at this time of year – to enjoy an upcoming auction in Skibbereen. Artists from Patrick Hennessy to Jack B Yeats, Camille Souter, Percy French,  Graham Knuttel, Mainie Jellett and Mildred Anne Butler all come up at Morgan O’Driscoll’s current online Irish art sale.  It kicks off at 6.30 pm on June 26.  The catalogue and bidding is online and it will be followed on Monday, July 3 with an online auction of affordable Irish art.

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    CAMILLE SOUTER CREDITED WITH EXTRAORDINARY BODY OF WORK

    Sunday, March 5th, 2023
    Camille Souther (1929-2023) – First into Calabria

    First into Calabria by Camille Souter sold for a hammer price of €18,000 at the James Adam sale of Important Irish Art in Dublin on May 1. The artist died on March 3 aged 93. This mixed media work, signed and dated 1962, had a top estimate of €15,000 and was previously in the collection of Sir Basil Goulding. It was exhibited in a show of 12 Irish Painters in New York in 1963. Another work by Souter in the same sale, Red Achill, made a hammer price of €10,000 over a top estimate of 8,000. Born in the UK and brought up in Ireland, Camille Souter trained as a nurse in London before turning to painting in the 1950s and exhibited extensively from the 1960s onwards. She is credited with having produced an extraordinary body of work over nearly 70 years.

    Adams sale brought in €1.25 million and was headed by Orpen’s portrait of Yvonne Aupicq as a nun which made €125,000 over a top estimate of €50,000 after a battle between seven bidders. It went to a UK based agent.

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    IRISH ART AT BONHAMS LONDON SALE

    Wednesday, April 21st, 2021

    Jack B. Yeats, Frank McKelvey and Camille Souter all feature at Bonhams Modern British and Irish art sale in London on April 28. The Wood Stream, a 1901 watercolour by Yeats is estimated at £2,000-3,000; Pastoral Landscape by Frank McKelvey has an estimate of £2,000-3,000 and Outside Mullingar, Early Morning from 1971 by Camille Souter is estimated at £8,000-12,000. The sale will feature a single owner collection of art by Sir Kyffin Williams (1918-2006), regarded as the supreme painter of Welsh landscape in the 20th century. 

    Camille Souter – Outside Mullingar, Early Morning. UPDATE: THIS SOLD FOR £9,562

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    IRISH ART ONLINE AT MORGAN O’DRISCOLL

    Thursday, November 14th, 2019

    Artworks by Camille Souter, Hughie O’Donoghue, Patrick O’Reilly, Markey Robinson, Sean McSweeney, Charles Lamb, James Humbert Craig, Cecil Maguire, Arthur Maderson and many other Irish artists feature at Morgan O’Driscoll’s current Irish art online auction which runs until the evening of November 18. The catalogue is online.

    CAMILLE SOUTER (B.1929) Carnival in Nice (1998) (3,000 – €5,000). UPDATE: THIS MADE 3,200 AT HAMMER

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    PAUL HENRY TOPS THE POLL AT SUCCESSFUL WHYTE’S SALE

    Tuesday, March 1st, 2016

    Building Tops by Christy Brown sold for 1,600

    Building Tops by Christy Brown sold for 1,600

    Paul Henry topped the poll at Whyte’s sale of Irish and international art.  His Kerry Bog sold for a hammer price of 66,000 in a sale that grossed 580,000 with 79% of 209 lots sold.  Whyte’s worries that the political instability in Ireland due to the inconclusive general election results might affect the market proved to be unfounded.  The second highest lot was another Henry, Cabins by a Lough which made 54,000.  An untitled Miro from 1973 made 20,000 at hammer, Cecil Maguire’s Early Light, Lough Inagh made a strong 9,000, as did Summer Yachting by James Humbert Craig. Harry Kernoff’s Western Colleen made 8,800 and Wild Ponies, Connemara by Patrick Hennessy sold for 7,500.  Other artists in demand included Camille Souter, Patrick Scott, George Campbell, John Skelton, Markey Robinson and Christy Brown.

    (See post on antiquesandartireland.com for February 21, 2016).

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