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    ART OF JOHN DOHERTY AT DE VERES AUCTION

    Sunday, November 24th, 2024

    The Dolan Boys, Waiting by John Doherty. UPDATE: THIS MADE 70,000 AT HAMMER

    As the years go by the photo realist art of John Doherty reflects an Ireland that is vanishing fast.  If anything this makes the work of this virtuoso even more precious. His 1995 painting titled The Dolan Boys, Waiting, brings you back to an Ireland of yesteryear. No surprise that the artist initially trained as an architect. The subject of the work is in Birr. It is a leading lot at de Vere’s outstanding Irish art evening auction in Dublin on November 26 with an estimate of €40,000-€60,000.  There are major works by Roderic O’Conor, Yeats, Osborne, Leech, Shinnors, Norah McGuinness, Mary Swanzy, Nano Reid and others on offer.

    OUTSTANDING IRISH ART AT DE VERES IN DUBLIN

    Monday, November 11th, 2024

    Roderic O’Conor, 1860-1940 – Breton Farmstead with Haystack, c1892 (€180,000-220,000). UPDATE: THIS WAS UNSOLD

    Breton Farmstead with Haystack, a c1892 work by Roderic O’Conor, will highlight the Outstanding Irish Art evening auction at de Veres in Dublin on November 26. It is one of three oils by the artist in the sale, which also features leading lots by Walter Osborne, Jack B. Yeats, William Leech and Louis le Brocquy. There are important examples of work by Irish female artists Norah McGuinness, Mary Swanzy, Camille Souter, Grace Henry, Rose Barton, Letitia Hamilton, Nano Reid and Anne Madden. This will be the first in-room auction by de Veres since 2019 and it will be live online too.

    Mary Swanzy HRHA, 1882-1978 – Cubist Still Life with Yellow Jug (€40,000-60,000). UPDATE: THIS MADE 48,000 AT HAMMER

    SALE FOR COLLECTORS WITH AN EYE TO DESIGN AT DE VERES

    Saturday, November 2nd, 2024

    A French 1970’s cocktail table. UPDATE: THIS MADE 2,800 AT HAMMER

    With everything from Norwegian wood to French cocktails the art and design sale at de Veres is for collectors with an eye to design. There are Danish and Italian pieces from the 1960’s and ’70’s and contemporary labels by designers like Philippe Starck, Vittorio Nobili, Eileen Gray, Marcel Breuer, Gianfranco Frattini alongside art by Donald Teskey, Patrick Scott, Conor Harrington, Mark Francis, John Shinnors and many others.

    A 1960’s sideboard from Norway. UPDATE: THIS MADE 3,000 AT HAMMER

    The rosewood sideboard illustrated here is a Norwegian 1960’s piece by Fredrik Kayser with four cupboard doors, shelves and drawers. The estimate is €3,000-€5,000. A burl walnut coffee table bar by Paul Michel is French from the 1970’s. The sliding hinged top opens to reveal a fitted bar interior on a mirrored base. The estimate is €1,000-€2,000.  The catalogue is online and the sale is on view at de Veres on Kildare St. and Buswell’s Hotel on today, tomorrow, Monday and Tuesday.

    A CURRACH AT KILCOLGAN AND ART AND DESIGN IN DUBLIN

    Saturday, October 26th, 2024

    A model of a currach at Aidan Foley’s sale in Kilcolgan. UPDATE: THIS MADE 660 AT HAMMER

    Art, contents from two bars including a model of a currach, Irish vernacular furniture, a collection of Hummel figures and two vintage tractors will be included in Aidan Foley’s online sale from Kilcolgan tomorrow and Monday at 4 pm on each day.  More than 1,000 lots are on offer with art by Mark O’Neill, George Gillespie, Maurice Wilks, Jack Butler Yeats, Elizabeth Brophy, Geraldine O’Brien, Norman McCaig and many more Irish artists.  The sale is on view in Kilcolgan today and the catalogue is online.

    Aidan Foley’s collections sale in September was in association with de Veres of Dublin who will hold an Irish art and design auction on November 5.   A feature of this upcoming sale is a selection of statement art works including large oils by Donald Teskey,  John Shinnors, Barrie Cooke and Felim Egan with tapestries by Louis le Brocquy and Mainie Jellett.   The auction will be on view at Kildare St., Dublin from November 2 and the catalogue is online now.

    Mainie Jellett No. 3 is the title of this handwoven Ceadogan Rug at de Veres. UPDATE: THIS MADE 6,000 AT HAMMER

    A STILL LIFE BY PATRICK HENNESSY AT DE VERES

    Monday, October 14th, 2024

    Patrick Hennessy – The Storm Lantern UPDATE: THIS MADE 5,000 AT HAMMER

    Art by Colin Middleton, John Shinnors, Gerard Dillon and Donald Teskey will lead de Veres online auction of Irish art which runs until October 15. There is a good selection of work including a still life titled The Storm Lantern by Patrick Hennessy, estimated at €5,000-€8,000. This was exhibited at the RHA in 1978. 

    IRISH ART SALE BY DE VERES NOW ON VIEW IN DUBLIN

    Thursday, October 10th, 2024

    Stephen McKenna PPRHA, 1939-2017 – City by the Lake. UPDATE: THIS MADE 2,600 AT HAMMER

    This 2006 oil on canvas by Stephen McKenna is lot 25 at de Veres Irish art sale online until October 15. The estimate is 3,000-5,000. The sale features work by  Colin Middleton, Donald Teskey, Mainie Jellett, John Shinnors, Geraldine O’Neill, Gerard Dillon, Patrick Hennessy, Camille Souter, Cecil King and many more artists. There is sculpture by Cathy Carman, Sonja Landweer, John Coen, Sandra Bell, Anna Campbell, Michael Foley and Peter Killeen. Viewing is now underway at de Veres on Kildare St. in Dublin and the catalogue is online.

    A HOUSE CONTENTS SALE BY DE VERES IN DUBLIN

    Monday, August 19th, 2024

    William Sadler II, c.1782-1839 – POOLBEG LIGHTHOUSE. UPDATE: THIS MADE 4,000 AT HAMMER

    This oil on panel by William Sadler comes up at de Veres timed house contents auction at 25 Wellington Road, Dublin which runs until August 27 with an estimate of €4,000-€6,000. Poolbeg Lighthouse in Dublin Bay was a favourite subject of the artist. Sadler records the original 1767 appearance of the lighthouse before it was rebuilt to the present design in 1820. Initially lit by candles it became one of the first lighthouses to be illumination by oil light. The auction includes 200 lots of both antique and designer modern furniture to be sold often without reserve and a collection of paintings. The catalogue is online and there will be viewing at Wellington Road from September 23.

    ROLF BENZ SOFA WITH INTEGRATED COFFEE TABLE AT DE VERES

    Sunday, July 21st, 2024

    Dono sofa by Rolf Benz. UPDATE: THIS MADE 1,400 AT HAMMER

    Untitled Blue by Basil Blackshaw (€2,000-€4,000) heads the summer online auction of more than 150 lots of art and design at de Veres. A Rolf Benz sofa in red leather with integrated coffee table is the leading design lot and is estimated at €1,000-€2,000. The timed online auctions runs until July 24. UPDATE: THE BLACKSHAW MADE 1,300 AT HAMMER.

    ART AND DESIGN AT DE VERES SUMMER SALE

    Thursday, July 4th, 2024

    Rosewood sideboard by Gianfranco Frattini. UPDATE: THIS MADE 1,000 AT HAMMER

    This Italian rosewood credenza dates to the 1960’s and comes up at de Veres timed summer online art and design auction which runs until July 24. It was designed by Gianfranco Frattini for internationally renowned La Permanente Mobili Cantù with shelf gallery back above drawers with shaped handles, on metal legs. The estimate is 600-900. The auction of over 150 lots offers a selection of art along with furniture, lamps, mirrors and collectibles by renowned designers.

    AUBUSSON TAPESTRY BY LE BROCQUY TOPS DE VERES ART SALE

    Tuesday, May 28th, 2024

    Louis le Brocquy HRHA, 1916-2012 – Milles Tetes Gris Noir Blanc

    This Aubusson tapestry by Louis le Brocquy, hand made by Tabard Freres & Soeurs, was the top lot at de Veres outstanding Irish art a sculpture auction in Dublin this evening. It made a hammer price of 155,000. A portrait entitled Edith, Gypsy Girl by Sir William Orpen made 100,000, The Overflow of the Canal by Jack B Yeats and an Image of W B Yeats by Le Brocquy each made 70,000, a Still Life by Roderic O’Conor made 60,000, a landscape by John George Mulvany (1766-1838) and Game of Chance by Colin Middleton from the Wilderness series each made 40,000. The auction brought in €1.6 million and was 85% sold.