BANTRY HOUSE - Dolan's

DOLAN’SCONTACTSDolan’s have dedicated saleroom telephone linesfor all enquiries and bids during the viewing andauction periods:Niall Dolan091 798647086 4098015EMAILWEBSITEinfo@dolansart.comwww.dolansart.comDenise BerminghamBANTRY HOUSEWEST CORKMelinda HardimanTraleeKillarneyN71KenmareKanturkN72MacroomN22MallowM8CORKFermoyN72N26N71BantryDunmanwayN71R586BandonClonakiltyN71KinsaleSkibbereenConor DolanFree parking at Bantry HouseLight refreshments available on the day of the auction.2

12 th AUGUST 20127 Frank O'SullivanCOFFEE MORNINGOil on Canvas29.5"x39.5" (75x100.5cm)Signed¤200 - ¤3008 Frank O’SullivanSEA CAPTAINOil on Canvas29.5"x23.5" (75x60cm)Signed & Dated¤180 - ¤2509 Kate Walsh7FLIRTING WITH CANDYFLOSSHand-coloured Etching, Limited Edition16.25"x11.5" (41x29cm)Signed & Inscribed¤280 - ¤3509AKate WalshNOISY NIGHT IN NAXOSHand-coloured Etching, Limited Edition11.5"x16.5" (29.5x42cm)Signed & Inscribed¤280 - ¤350810 Kate Walsh9ZACT, ZAME, ZARHand-coloured Etching, Limited Edition16"x11.75" (40.5x30cm)Signed & Inscribed¤280 - ¤35011 Frank O'SullivanAT THE KITCHEN SINKOil on Canvas31.25"x23.25" (79.5x59cm)Signed¤180 - ¤25010 115

12 th AUGUST 201216 Sally Ann BeirneFARMYARD DUCKSOil on Canvas19.5"x19.5"(49.5x49.5cm)Signed with Initials¤400 - ¤50017 Paddy LennonEQUUSFolio of 4 LimitedEdition PrintsEach 13.75"x20"(35x51cm)Signed in Pencil withEditionNo. 3/7516 17¤800 - ¤1,00018 Charlie Chester1914 - 1997WAR & PEACE,LONDONOil on Canvas35"x23" (89x58.5cm)Signed & Dated 1974¤300 - ¤40019 Des HamiltonOLD HEAD KINSALEOil on Canvas27.5"x19.5" (70x50cm)Signed & Dated17¤180 - ¤2801820 Paddy LennonGREY MAREWatercolour andGouache6.75"x7.5" (17x19cm)Signed with Initials &Dated¤380 - ¤45020A After Henry AlkenONE OF THE FLOWERSOF OUR HUNTSet of Four ColouredPrintsEach 8"x11" (20x28cm)20¤80 - ¤100197

DOLAN’S2123222421 Peter Knuttelb.1945SAILING OFF DUN LAOGHAIREWatercolour20.5"x27.5" (52x70cm)Signed & Inscribed¤350 - ¤45022 Peter Knuttelb.1945MUCKISH, CO DONEGALWatercolour21.25"x29" (54x74cm)Signed & Inscribed¤350 - ¤45023 Peter Knuttelb.1945LAKES OF KILLARNEYWatercolour20"x28" (51x71cm)Signed¤350 - ¤45024 Jack Cudworth RHA1930 - 2010COWS BY A RIVERWatercolour8.75"x12.25" (22x31cm)Signed & Dated (19)78¤150 - ¤20025 20th Century School2526SHADES OF AUTUMNMixed Media18"x20.75" (46x53cm)¤80 - ¤12026 Claude Hayes RI1852 - 192226Peter Knuttel27Born in 1945 Peter Knuttel studied at the NationalCollege of Art and Design in Dublin and sincethen has achieved recognition for his etchings andwatercolours. He is a founder member of the GraphicStudio in Dublin and has exhibited widely, with oneman shows, at home and abroad.THE HAYWAIN & 2 others similiarThree Watercolours9.75"x13.75" (25x35cm) & smaller [3]Signed¤150 - ¤18027 Bernard McDonaghSLIGO COASTAL LANDSCAPEWatercolour14.75"x21.5" (34.5x54.5cm)Signed¤60 - ¤808

DOLAN’S3333 Douglas Huttonb.1950ACHILL ISLANDOil on Canvas23.5"x29.5" (60x75cm)Signed with InitialsSigned, Inscribed & Dated Verso¤750 - ¤1,000Douglas HuttonDoulgas Hutton was born in 1950 andattended Edinburgh Art College wherehe was influenced greatly by the ScottishColourists. Hutton is living and paintingin Ireland for nearly 30 years, and isinspired by the rugged landscape ofDonegal, Connemara and Achill.10

12 th AUGUST 201234 Douglas Huttonb.1950POINT TO POINTOil on Canvas19.5"x29.5" (49.5x75cm)Signed with InitialsSigned & Inscribed Verso¤600 - ¤75035 Douglas Huttonb.1950LONG THROW, ROAD BOWLINGOil on Canvas17.5"x13.5" (44.5x34.5cm)Signed, Inscribed & Dated Verso34¤450 - ¤60036 Douglas Huttonb.1950AFTER THE STORM, CONNEMARAOil on Board13.5"x9.75" (34.5x24.5cm)Signed with InitialsSigned & Inscribed Verso¤300 - ¤400353637 Douglas Huttonb.1950CHANGING LIGHT NEARROUNDSTONETriptych of Oils on BoardEach 9.75"x3.25" (25x8cm)Signed on MountSigned & Inscribed Verso¤280 - ¤3503711

DOLAN’S38 Steve BrowningCROOKHAVEN,WEST CORKOil on Board15.25"x23.25"(39x59cm)Signed & Dated¤1,000 - ¤1,50038Robert Eggintonb.1943Born in 1943 into an artistic family, he is thenephew of Frank Egginton (1908 – 1990) andthe grandson of Wycliffe Egginton RI (1875 –1951). Robert is inspired by the rich landscapeof Connemara and the West of Ireland andhe likes to work out of doors to maximise theatmosphere of the landscape. He has exhibitedwidely in Dublin, Galway, Belfast, Edinburgh,Glasgow and London.3939 Robert Eggintonb.1943OLD FARM COTTAGEWatercolour10.75"x14.75" (27x37cm)Signed¤400 - ¤50040 Robert Eggintonb.1943A BRIGHT MORNINGOil on Board10.75"x14.5" (27.5x37cm)Signed40¤350 - ¤45012

12 th AUGUST 2012Ivan SuttonKnown throughout Ireland,Ivan Sutton spent muchof his working life inLimerick. He portrays life incontemporary Ireland withstrong use of the paletteknife and great emphasis onthe coastal landscape. He hasexhibited widely across thecountry for many years andfine examples of his workare to be seen in the 2004publication ‘Sutton at Sixty’.41 Ivan Suttonb.1944CROSSHAVEN, CO CORKOil on Board19.25"x29.25" (49x74.5cm)SignedSigned & Inscribed Verso41¤1,800 - ¤2,40042 Ivan Suttonb.1944LAUNCHING THECURRACH, INIS OIRROil on Board19.25"x29.25" (49x74cm)SignedSigned and Inscribed Verso¤1,800 - ¤2,40043 Orla EganMARKET DAYOil on Board7.5"x9.5" (19x24cm)Signed42¤350 - ¤45043A Simon MacLeodDUBLIN BAY, EVENINGOil on Canvas23.5"x25.5" (60x65cm)Signed & Dated (19)96 Verso¤300 - ¤4004343A13

DOLAN’S4444 John Schwatschkeb.1943TOURING IN FRANCEOil on Canvas17.75"x23.75" (45x60cm)Signed with MonogramSigned & Inscribed Verso¤600 - ¤800John SchwatschkeBorn in Dublin in 1943, of an Austrian father and Irish mother, the family lived inCarlow for over fifty years. He studied Art and Architecture in Dublin and Munichand originally made his name as a portrait painter, painting many prominentindividuals: Ingrid Bergman, Robert Mitchum, Harold Robbins, the Duke ofEdinburgh and Eamon de Valera, to name but a few. Having worked in Saudi Arabia,he kept an art studio in Provence in the 1970’s, where he was a neighbour of Picasso,and Le Musee Schwatschke was established, while his work was promoted by notedParis dealer Iris Clert. He later moved his studio to Santa Barbara, before finallyreturning to Ireland. Schwatschke is well known for his caricatures, which as worksof art, are always intensely personal and somehow universal.14

12 th AUGUST 201245 John Schwatschkeb.1943FAMILY DAY OUTOil on Canvas23.5"x35.5" (29.5x90cm)Signed with MonogramSigned & Inscribed Verso¤600 - ¤80046 John Schwatschkeb.194345MUSICAL CHAIRSOil on Canvas34.75"x46.5" (88.5x118.5cm)Signed with Monogram & DatedSigned & Inscribed Verso¤500 - ¤60047 John Schwatschkeb.194346WAITING FOR THE BUSOil on Canvas20"x23.75" (50.5x60cm)Signed with Monogram & DatedSigned & Inscribed Verso¤400 - ¤5004715

DOLAN’SThelma MansfieldOne of Ireland’s best loved TV presenters,Thelma Mansfield is recognised throughoutthe country from her days in RTÉ. Herinterest in art goes back to her childhood,when her extraordinary talent was easilyrecognised. Thelma has always lovedthe seashore and has a long and happyrelationship with Connemara. She left RTÉin the late nineties, to pursue a career inpainting and with a distinctive style andbold use of colour, she has rapidly made hername as an artist. Her artistic ability andachievements were highlighted on RTÉ’s“Nationwide” programme. Her love of thecoastline and seashore continues to be aconstant inspiration and she delights incapturing the ever changing light and moodand colour.4848 Thelma MansfieldSISTERSOil on Board17.5"x23.5" (44.5x59.5cm)Signed¤750 - ¤95049 Thelma MansfieldGIRLS IN THE POPPY FIELDOil on Board17.5"x23.5" (44.5x59.5cm)Signed¤750 - ¤95050 Thelma Mansfield49GATHERING FLOWERSOil on Board7.5"x9.5" (19x24cm)Signed¤300 - ¤40051 Thelma MansfieldCHILDREN ON THE BEACHOil on Board7.75"x9.75" (19.5x24.5cm)Signed50 51¤300 - ¤40016

12 th AUGUST 201252Arthur K MadersonBorn in 1942 in London, Arthur Maderson studied Fine Art from 1959 to 1963 atCamberwell School of Art, London, where in 1963 he won the Anna Berry Award inopen competition with graduates from all leading art schools in England. AlthoughMaderson continued to paint on a regular basis, it was only in 1982, at the age of40 that he felt sufficiently confident to exhibit. From this period, he has enjoyedconsiderable success, and this success has been replicated in Ireland, where hisreputation as a painter of distinction and passion is firmly established. He worksat a frantic pace with dedication, determination and unflagging vigour, and nowdivides his time between his home in Ireland and a small hamlet high in a largelyunpopulated mountainous region of the Cevenne, in the South of France. ArthurMaderson has exhibited at the Royal Hibernian Academy, The Royal West ofEngland Academy and the Royal Academy and he has represented Ireland in manyprestigious exhibitions. Arthur Maderson is an outstanding artist of his generation.52 Arthur K Madersonb.1942SUMMER GRAZINGBY THE RIVEROil on Board37.5"x43.25"(95x110cm)SignedSigned & InscribedVerso¤2,800 - ¤3,50017

DOLAN’SCarol Ann Waldronb.1948Wexford bornCarol Ann Waldronnow lives and worksin Co. Wicklow andhas been exhibitingfor almost 20 years.She works mostly inoils, in a distinctiveand recognisable stylewhich challengesthe imagination.53 Carol Ann Waldronb.1948ROMANCE ANDTHE CITYOil on Board29.5"x14.25"(75x36.5cm)Signed53¤750 - ¤1,00018

12 th AUGUST 20125454 Carol Ann Waldronb.1948FREEDOM OF THE CITYOil on Canvas Board19.5"x29.5" (49.5x75cm)Signed¤800 - ¤1,20055 Carol Ann Waldronb.1948SALES IN THE WINDOil on Board9.5"x24.5" (24x62cm)Signed¤600 - ¤80056 Carol Ann Waldronb.1948HEADING HOMEOil on Board11.5"x15.5"(29x39.5cm)Signed¤400 - ¤500555619

DOLAN’S5757 Arthur K Madersonb.1942GLANCING LIGHT,FABRIC STALL, GANGEMARKET, FRANCEMixed Media30.25"x36.5" (77x92.5cm)SignedInscribed Verso¤2,500 - ¤3,00058 Maurice HendersonWIND FLOWERSOil on Canvas33.5"x47" (85x119cm)Signed & Dated 1994Signed & Inscribed Verso58¤900 - ¤1,20020

12 th AUGUST 201259Arthur K MadersonBorn in 1942 in London, Arthur Maderson studied Fine Art from 1959 to1963 at Camberwell School of Art, London, where in 1963 he won the AnnaBerry Award in open competition with graduates from all leading art schoolsin England. Although Maderson continued to paint on a regular basis, it wasonly in 1982, at the age of 40 that he felt sufficiently confident to exhibit.From this period, he has enjoyed considerable success, and this success hasbeen replicated in Ireland, where his reputation as a painter of distinctionand passion is firmly established. He works at a frantic pace with dedication,determination and unflagging vigour, and now divides his time between hishome in Ireland and a small hamlet high in a largely unpopulated mountainousregion of the Cevenne, in the South of France. Arthur Maderson has exhibitedat the Royal Hibernian Academy, The Royal West of England Academy and theRoyal Academy and he has represented Ireland in many prestigious exhibitions.Arthur Maderson is an outstanding artist of his generation.59 Arthur K Madersonb.1942TALLOW HORSE FAIROil on Card30.5"x30.5" (77.5x77.5cm)SignedSigned & Inscribed Verso¤1,800 - ¤2,80021

DOLAN’SNO RESERVESThis collection of 14 lots (lot 60 to 73) is from the studio of Val Byrneand will be sold without reserveVal Byrneb.193660Born in Dublin in 1936, Val Byrne haspainted all his life, winning a national artcompetition while still in his teens. He wenton to study Art and Architecture at UniversityCollege Dublin where he graduated with aBachelor of Architecture degree. He wenton to establish a successful internationalarchitecture business in Dublin. In the late1980’s he retired from the profession, tobecome a full time artist.Influenced by his architectural background,Val Byrne has a particular interest in the urbanlandscape of Ireland, so most of his workrelates to recording the Ireland of the 20thand 21st Century with an emphasis on theharbours, boats and the mixture of domesticand residential buildings which surroundthem. He often uses a cubist approach whenpainting traditional Irish scenes.Val has always sought to include in his work adegree of quirkiness and the absurd “if thereis wobbly leaning lamp post with stragglingwires in the scene, I leave it in”.61Today, Val Byrne’s paintings are heldin private and corporate art collectionsthroughout the world including FormerPresidents Mary McAleese and MaryRobinson, Seamus Heaney, The CrownPrince of Oman, General John de Chastelain,Brian Keenan and many others. His workis also in the collections of Irish Embassiesin Europe, USA, Africa, Asia. In 2004 ValByrne completed six large paintings forthe Irish Ambassador’s new residence inCanberra, Australia.22

NO RESERVES12 th AUGUST 201260 Val Byrneb.1936KINSALEOil on Board14.5"x17.75" (37x45cm)Signed¤750 - ¤90061 Val Byrneb.1936BANTRY HOUSEWatercolour12"x15.25" (30x39cm)Signed¤450 - ¤6506262 Val Byrneb.1936SNEEM VILLAGE, KERRYWatercolour12"x17.5" (30x44.5cm)Signed¤450 - ¤65063 Val Byrneb.1936RED PRAM INARDGROOM, BEARAWatercolour11.75"x15.75" (30x40cm)Signed63¤450 - ¤65064 Val Byrneb.1936RED BOAT INBALTIMOREWatercolour11.75"x15.75" (30x40cm)Signed¤450 - ¤6506423

DOLAN’SNO RESERVES65 Val Byrneb.1936SPANISH ARCH,EVENING, GALWAYOil on Board14.5"x17.75"(37x45cm)Signed¤750 - ¤90069 Val Byrneb.1936KING PUCKWatercolour11"x7.5" (28x19cm)Signed¤300 - ¤45070 Val Byrneb.1936656666 Val Byrneb.1936OUTSIDETHE SIBIN BAR,LAURAGH, BEARAWatercolour11.5"x15.25"(29.5x39cm)Signed¤450 - ¤65067 Val Byrneb.1936WASTE NOT,WANT NOTWatercolour11.75"x15.75"(30x40cm)Signed¤450 - ¤650RETURNING HOMEWatercolour11"x9.25" (28x23.5cm)Signed¤300 - ¤45071 Val Byrneb.1936ALLIHIES SUNSETWatercolour11.75"x15.75" (30x40cm)Signed¤450 - ¤65072 Val Byrneb.1936NECK AND NECKWatercolour11.75"x15.75" (30x40cm)Signed¤450 - ¤65068 Val Byrneb.1936ALLIHIES, BEARAWatercolour11.75"x15.75"(30x40cm)Signed¤450 - ¤65073 Val Byrneb.1936WILD FLOWERS,WEST CORKWatercolour11.25"x8.5" (28.5x22cm)Signed¤280 - ¤3506724

DOLAN’SNO RESERVESThe following 6 lots (lot 74 to 79) are from a private collectionand will be sold entirely without reserveArthur K MadersonBorn in 1942 in London, ArthurMaderson studied Fine Art from 1959to 1963 at Camberwell School of Art,London, where in 1963 he won theAnna Berry Award in open competitionwith graduates from all leadingart schools in England. AlthoughMaderson continued to paint on aregular basis, it was only in 1982, atthe age of 40 that he felt sufficientlyconfident to exhibit. From this period,he has enjoyed considerable success,and this success has been replicatedin Ireland, where his reputation as apainter of distinction and passion isfirmly established. He works at a franticpace with dedication, determinationand unflagging vigour, and now divideshis time between his home in Irelandand a small hamlet high in a largelyunpopulated mountainous region ofthe Cevenne, in the South of France.Arthur Maderson has exhibited at theRoyal Hibernian Academy, The RoyalWest of England Academy and theRoyal Academy and he has representedIreland in many prestigiousexhibitions. Arthur Maderson is anoutstanding artist of his generation.74 Arthur K Madersonb.194274MOTHER AND CHILD, MARKET DAYGouache on Card27"x16" (68.5x41cm)SignedSigned and Inscribed Verso¤1,000 - ¤1,50075 Patrick Cashinb.1965MISTY MORNING AT SUNRISEOil on Canvas18.5"x23.25" (46.5x59cm)SignedSigned and Inscribed Verso75¤500 - ¤70026

NO RESERVES12 th AUGUST 201276 Kenneth Webb RWA FRSA RUAb.192776 77MACROOM CASTLEMixed Media21"x14" (53x35.5cm)Signed¤800 - ¤1,00077 Kenneth Webb RWA FRSA RUAb.1927BLARNEY CASTLEMixed Media21"x14" (53x35.5cm)Signed¤800 - ¤1,00078 Elizabeth Brophy78IN THE FLOWER GARDENOil on Board15.5"x19.5" (39x49.5cm)Signed¤800 - ¤1,00079 Anna Marie Rossie-Zen (Italian)UNA SERA D'AUTUMNOOil on Canvas15.75"x19.75" (40x50cm)Signed¤500 - ¤7007927

DOLAN’S80 John Kingerleeb.1936ON THE ROCKS, JANUARY, LIVELY SEAOil on Board14.5"x17.75" (37x45cm)Signed with Kingerlee IdeogramSigned, Inscribed & Dated Verso¤1,500 - ¤1,80081 John Kingerleeb.1936WEST CORK 2007, UNTITLEDMixed Media5.5"x8" (14x20.5cm)Signed with Kingerlee Idiogram¤280 - ¤35082 John Kingerleeb.193680COLLAGE & PAINT 2007Mixed Media5.25"x8.25" (13x21cm)Signed with Kingerlee Idiogram¤280 - ¤35083 John Kingerleeb.1936HEAD, KILCATHERINE 2011Mixed Media6"x4.25" (15.5x11cm)Signed with Kingerlee Idiogram81 82¤380 - ¤45084 John Kingerleeb.1936GRANADA 2007, UNTITLEDMixed Media7.5"x5.5" (19x14cm)Signed with Kingerlee Idiogram¤280 - ¤35085 John Kingerleeb.193683 84 85John KingerleeBorn in 1936, John Kingerlee has been painting seriously since the early sixties. He spent longperiods in Spain and Morocco before returning to live in Ireland in 1982. Kingerlee has madehis name as a significant contemporary artist, exhibiting widely across Ireland as well as inDallas, Montreal, New York and indeed, further afield. His paintings feature in many prestigiouscollections and a comprehensive book on his life and work, by Jonathan Benington, was publishedin 2006. Kingerlee has a special relationship with the wonderful land and seascape of the BearaPeninsula and he uses his genius to interpret and portray his dramatic surroundings.PAINT & COLLAGE, 2007Mixed Media8"x5" (20x12.5cm)Signed with Kingerlee Idiogram¤280 - ¤35028

12 th AUGUST 201286Charles Harper RHABorn on Valencia Island, Co. Kerry in 1943, Charles Harper studied art at theLimerick School of Art and the National College of Art, as well as film makingin Bonn. He has exhibited widely, in countries such as India, Switzerland,Italy, Latvia, England, France, the US and Sweden and is the recipient of manyNational Awards.He was a founder of the EVA exhibitions in Limerick and also a foundingmember of Aosdana. Harper has been a member of the Royal HibernianAcademy since 2002, and for many years a Lecturer at Limerick School of Artand Design.His work is included in many important public and private collectionsincluding The Irish Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco Museum of ModernArt, RTÉ, Limerick City Art Gallery, Allied Irish Banks, and in many IrishEmbassies throughout the world.86 Charles Harper RHAb.1943GLAMOURAcrylic on Canvas39.25"x39.25" (100x100cm)Signed, Inscribed & Dated2009 Verso¤4,500 - ¤6,00029

DOLAN’SManus Walshb.194087Born in 1940, Manus Walsh began his career in the field ofstained glass, working for the Abbey Stained Glass Studiosin Dublin, in the sixties. It was during his time there thathe met artist, George Campbell, who became his mentorand friend, and also encouraged him to take up paintingfull time. Among Manus’s many stained glass designsare five windows for Galway Cathedral, and more recentlyin St John’s Church, Ballyvaughan. The landscape of theBurren has been a constant inspiration to him for the pastthirty years and more, and its barren limestone landscapecontinues to be a major influence on his work. Manus hastravelled widely, spending considerable periods of time, inboth Spain and Chile, and the Spanish landscape, togetherwith the city of Valparaiso continue to be a significantinfluence. Walsh has exhibited widely at home and abroad,including four exhibitions in South America and numerousone man shows. His work is to be found in many collectionsworldwide, both private and public. Manus Walsh is widelyregarded as a contemporary artist of substance.87 Manus Walshb.1940STEPS AND STAIRS ONCERRO MARIPOSA(BUTTERFLY HILL)Acrylic on Paper14"x17" (36x46cm)Signed88 Manus Walshb.1940MOONCOAST BURRENAcrylic on Paper9.24"x8.75" (23.5x22cm)Signed¤280 - ¤380¤450 - ¤65089 Colm O’CoclainBANDON, CO CORKand a matching study of a Country House and Gardens.Pair of Watercolours6.5"x9" (16.5x22.5cm) and similarBoth Signed & Dated (19)’7988¤300 - ¤50089 8930

12 th AUGUST 201290Arthur Armstrong RHABorn in Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim in 1924, his family moved to Belfastwhere Armstrong attended Queens University. After two years he departedand spent 6 months at Belfast College of Art evening classes, where hemet Gerard Dillon, also becoming acquainted with George Campbell andDaniel O’Neill.In 1946, he became a professional artist, but only surviving with clericaljobs, and in 1950 an exhibition of his work was held at the Grafton Gallery inDublin. His work was also exhibited in Belfast in a Group Show in 1951 andin a solo exhibition in 1956.Armstrong first exhibited at the Royal Hibernian Academy in 1962and up until 1995, contributed a total of 74 works at the RHA, becoming amember in 1972. He also taught painting at the National College of Art andDesign in Dublin.In 1981, a retrospective exhibition was organised by the Arts Council ofNorthern Ireland, covering the years 1950 - 80.90 Arthur Armstrong RHA1924 - 1996STILL LIFE WITH BLUE VASEOil on Board23.75"x29.5" (60x75cm)SignedInscribed Verso¤2,500 - ¤3,50031

DOLAN’S91 Selma McCormackTWO DANCERSBronze Sculpture11.25" (28.5cm) highSigned & Dated (20)07¤800 - ¤1,00092 Elizabeth le JeuneICE SKATERBronze Sculpture14.25" (36cm) highSigned with Initials¤800 - ¤1,000929193 Patsy Farrell & Gabriel FarrellTHE POTEEN MAKERWelded Copper & Steel11.5" (29.5cm)high¤300 - ¤40094A ArkleA Beswick model of Arkle,mounted on an ovalwooden base.12" High (30.5cm) overall¤300 - ¤50094B Cork & Limerick Interest939494 ArchitecturalDrawing for aFireplace Fenderfor the DrawingRoom atFaringdon HousePen & Ink &Watercolour9.5”x13.25”(24x33.5cm)Inscribed & DatedOctober 25th 1900THE ILLUSTRATEDLONDON NEWS,Saturday October 8th1853, 19th CenturyNewspaper withIllustrations of “Layingthe Foundation Stoneof the Victorian Pier,Queenstown” and“Opening of theNew Floating Docks,Limerick”¤25 - ¤35¤80 - ¤10094A94B32

12 th AUGUST 201295 A Regency Style MahoganyD-End Dinning Tablethe plain moulded top raisedon turned central pillars,reeded, downswept,supports with brasspaw toecapsand casters9576.5" (194cm) Long, 35" (89cm) Wide,With an additional 18" centre leaf¤350 - ¤4509796 Pair of English Silver Candle Sticks96 9897 English Silver Salver 98 Silver Plated Condiment SetSheffield 191210.75" (27cm) high¤300 - ¤500Sheffield 19357.5" (19cm) wide¤150 - ¤200Three pieces complete withliners & spoons¤40 - ¤6033

12 th AUGUST 2012100 Arthur K Madersonb.1942100THE BASKET MAKEROil on Board42.75"x31" (108.5x79cm)SignedSigned and Inscribed Verso¤2,500 - ¤3,00035

DOLAN’SNO RESERVESThe following 4 lots (lot 101 to 104) are from a private collectionand will be sold without reserve101101 Arthur K Madersonb.1942ON THE QUAY, DUNGARVANOil on Board31"x19.75" (79x50.5cm)SignedSigned & Inscribed Verso¤800 - ¤1,00036

Elizabeth BrophyElizabeth Brophy was born inNew South Wales, Australiaand now lives in Co. Wicklow.She has exhibited in Australiaand Portugal, and of course, inIreland. Her work can be foundin many public art collections,including the Museum ofNatural History, New York, andthe Bank of Ireland and UlsterBank collections, and she hasbecome one of Ireland’s bestknown impressionist painters.NO RESERVES12 th AUGUST 2012102102 Elizabeth BrophyPUT YOUR HAT ON, PLEASEOil on Board15.5"x19.5" (39.5x49.5cm)Signed¤1,000 - ¤1,500103 Elizabeth BrophyPLANTING TIMEOil on Board15.5"x19.5" (39.5x49.5cm)Signed¤1,200 - ¤1,600103104 Elizabeth BrophyTHE RED BUCKETOil on Board15"x19.5" (38x49.5cm)Signed¤1,000 - ¤1,50010437

DOLAN’SNorman TeelingDubliner Norman Teelinggraduated from the NationalCollege of Art and Design inthe early 1960’s and is wellknown for his commissionedseries of paintings depictingthe 1916 Easter Rising,in the GPO on O’ConnellStreet, Dublin. In additionto painting, Teeling alsoworked as a film animatorand illustrator. He has hadnumerous exhibitions ofhis work, including his oneman show’s in Dublin’sprestigious Gorry Gallery.105105 Norman Teelingb.1944MORNING LIGHT INTHE DINING ROOMOil on Board23.5"x19.5" (59.5x49.5cm)Signed¤750 - ¤900106 Norman Teelingb.1944IN THE DRAWING ROOMOil on Board23.5"x19.5" (59.5x49.5cm)Signed106¤750 - ¤85038

12 th AUGUST 2012107 Norman Teelingb.1944MOLLY MALONEOil on Board23.5"x19.5" (59.5x49.5cm)Signed¤750 - ¤900108 Norman Teelingb.1944107FLOWER SELLERS ONGRAFTON STREETOil on Board23.5"x19.5" (59.5x49.5cm)Signed¤750 - ¤85010839

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12 th AUGUST 2012110Mark O’NeillMark O’Neill was born in 1963 and lived in Mauritius, South Africa andMalta before he settled in London. He studied at the Kingston Collegeof Art and graduated with first class honours in Fine Art. He became anillustrator and worked for many companies such as Harrods, Guinnessand Warner Brothers. He subsequently moved to Ireland in 1988 andestablished himself as an artist of outstanding ability, with manysuccessful sellout exhibitions. His success is richly deserved.109 Mark O’Neillb.1963IN TOM’S YARDOil on Board25"x19" (64x48.5cm)Signed & DatedSigned & Inscribed Verso¤5,500 - ¤6,500110 Mark O’Neillb.1963THE LONG LINEOil on Board16.25"x27.25" (41x69cm)Signed & DatedSigned, Inscribed & Dated Verso¤3,800 - ¤4,50041

DOLAN’S111111 Mark O’Neillb.1963THE OLD STUDIOOil on Board26"x20" (66x51cm)Signed & DatedSigned, Inscribed & Dated Verso¤3,000 - ¤4,00042

12 th AUGUST 2012112 Mark O’Neillb.1963SUMMER PINKOil on Board11.5"x13.5" (29x34cm)Signed & DatedSigned, Inscribed & Dated Verso¤2,400 - ¤2,800113 Mark O’Neillb.1963SUMMER DAYSOil on Board18"x25" (46x63.5cm)Signed & DatedSigned, Inscribed & DatedVerso¤4,000 - ¤5,00011211343

DOLAN’S114114 Sean O’Sullivan RHA1906 - 1964PARIS 1939Mixed Media14.5”x20.5” (36.5x52cm)Signed, Inscribed & Dated¤1,200 - ¤1,500115 Sean O’Sullivan RHA1906 - 1964BLASKET ISLANDER, SÉAMAS BEAGPencil Drawing15.5"x12" (39.5x30.5cm)Signed, Inscribed Dunquinn & Dated 1932Inscribed Verso “Séamas Ó Lúing, Séamus Beag,Dúnchaoin, Corca Dhuibhne”115¤600 - ¤80044

12 th AUGUST 2012116Maurice C Wilks RUA, ARHAA landscape and portrait painter, Maurice Canning Wilks wasborn in Belfast in 1910. He attended Belfast School of Art. Still inhis teens, he exhibited at the RHA and also at the Oireachtas. Hewas elected an associate of the Ulster Academy of Arts in 1935. Heexhibited all over the world and is represented in many public andprivate collections including the Ulster Museum, Armagh CountyMuseum and the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum.116 Maurice C Wilks RUA ARHA1910 - 1984CURRACHS BY THE SHOREOil on Canvas15.75"x19.75" (40x50cm)SignedSigned & Inscribed Verso¤2,500 - ¤3,50045

DOLAN’S117117 Robert Taylor Carson HRUA1919 - 2008MULROY BAY, DONEGALOil on Canvas19.5"x24.5" (49x62cm)SignedInscribed Verso with Original Label¤1,800 - ¤2,50046

12 th AUGUST 2012118 Tom GreaneyVALENTIA FARM, CO KERRYOil on Canvas Board19.5"x23.5" (49.5x59.5cm)Signed¤850 - ¤950119 Geraldine O’Brienb.1922118SHASTA, YELLOW &MICHALMAS DAISIESOil on Canvas19.75"x20" (50x51cm)Signed¤700 - ¤800120 Mat Groganb.1947119CASTLEHAVEN, CO CORKOil on Board4.75"x6.75" (12x17cm)Signed¤300 - ¤40012047

DOLAN’SMat GroganBorn in Dublin in 1947,Mat Grogan began hisartistic career while awayworking in Australia,where he became amember of The WildlifeArtists Society. Therecipient of variousawards, he has beeninfluenced by the workof Chardin and Vermeer,and his work is nowincreasingly sought after.121 Mat Groganb.1947FLOWERS INA CHINA VASEOil on Board29.5"x23.5" (75x60cm)Signed¤1,800 - ¤2,500122 Sean O’Sullivan RHA1906 - 1964COUPLE PLAYING CHESSPastel18.25"x27"(46.5x68.5cm)Provenance:James Adam, Dublin121¤500 - ¤700123 Winifred Howeb.1880STUDY OF AYOUNG LADYOil on Canvas11”x9” (28x23cm)In Original OrnateGilt Frame122 123¤300 - ¤50048

12 th AUGUST 2012124124 Mat Groganb.1947HARVEST FRUITOil on Board23.75"x35.5" (60x90cm)Signed¤1,800 - ¤2,500James CahillJames Cahill studied at the CrawfordCollege of Art, Cork and later at the PutneySchool of Art, London, where he lived andworked as an artist, before returning toCork to take up a three year post as residentartist in the Cork Public Museum, andlater moving to Dublin, while continuing toexhibit throughout Ireland.125 James CahillGIRL WITH PEARL EARRINGOil on Canvas Board11.5"x9.5" (29.5x24cm)Signed¤800 - ¤1,00012549

DOLAN’S126126 David ffrench le Royb.1971STILL LIFE WITH GREEK JUGAND STILTON CHEESEOil on Board17.25"x20.5" (44x52cm)Signed & Dated¤1,000 - ¤1,500David ffrench Le RoyBorn in 1971, David ffrench Le Roy is a selftaught artist who began painting at the age oftwenty four. In 1996 he held his first exhibitionat the Wexford Opera Festival, which consistedof mainly contemporary work. Then in 1997,his work changed to a more traditional style ofpainting and he has become very well knownfor his classical still-life work.50

12 th AUGUST 2012127 David ffrench le Royb.1971STILL LIFE WITHCHARDONNAYAND ORANGEOil on Board11.5"x15.25" (29.5x39cm)Signed & Dated¤700 - ¤800128 David ffrench le Royb.1971127FARMYARD EGGSOil on Board11.25"x14.25" (28.5x36cm)Signed & Dated¤600 - ¤800129 David ffrench le Royb.1971128SUMMER TABLEOil on Board15.25"x15.25" (39x39cm)Signed & Dated¤600 - ¤80012951

DOLAN’S130130 James CahillREADING BY THE FIREOil on Canvas19.5"x15.5" (49.5x39.5cm)Signed¤1,200 - ¤1,600James CahillJames Cahill studied at the Crawford College of Art, Corkand later at the Putney School of Art, London, where helived and worked as an artist, before returning to Corkto take up a three year post as resident artist in the CorkPublic Museum, and later moving to Dublin, whilecontinuing to exhibit throughout Ireland.52

12 th AUGUST 2012131 Mat Groganb.1947SUMMERROSESOil on Board6.75"x4.75"(17x12cm)Signed¤300 - ¤400135 Mat Groganb.1947WILD ROSESAND BERRIESOil on Board6.75"x4.75"(17x12cm)Signed¤300 - ¤400132132 Mat Groganb.1947LIBRARYSHELFOil on Board4.75"x6.75"(12x17cm)Signed¤300 - ¤400136 Mat Groganb.1947SUMMER FRUITOil on Board4.75"x6.75"(12x17.5cm)Signed¤300 - ¤400131133 Mat Groganb.1947SCATTEREDFRUITOil on Board4.75"x6.75"(12x17cm)Signed¤300 - ¤400137 Mat Groganb.1947ARTIST'SSTUDIOOil on Board4.75"x6.75"(12x17cm)Signed¤300 - ¤400133 134135136134 Mat Groganb.1947ORIENTALVASEOil on Board6.75"x4.75"(17x12cm)Signed¤300 - ¤400138 Mat Groganb.1947IN THE DININGROOMOil on Board4.75"x6.75"(12x17cm)Signed¤300 - ¤400137 13853

DOLAN’SNO RESERVESThis collection of 11 lots (lot 139 to 148) is from the studio of Val Byrnewill be sold without reserve139140141Val Byrneb.1936Born in Dublin in 1936,Val Byrne has painted all hislife, winning a national artcompetition while still in histeens. He went on to study Artand Architecture at UniversityCollege Dublin where hegraduated with a Bachelor ofArchitecture degree. He wenton to establish a successfulinternational architecturebusiness in Dublin. In thelate 1980’s he retired from theprofession, to become a fulltime artist.Influenced by hisarchitectural background,Val Byrne has a particularinterest in the urban landscapeof Ireland, so most of hiswork relates to recording theIreland of the 20th and 21stCentury with an emphasison the harbours, boats andthe mixture of domestic andresidential buildings whichsurround them. He often uses acubist approach when paintingtraditional Irish scenes.Val has always sought toinclude in his work a degree ofquirkiness and the absurd “ifthere is wobbly leaning lamppost with straggling wires in thescene, I leave it in”.Today, Val Byrne’spaintings are held in privateand corporate art collectionsthroughout the worldincluding Former PresidentsMary McAleese and MaryRobinson, Seamus Heaney,The Crown Prince of Oman,General John de Chastelain,Brian Keenan and manyothers. His work is also in thecollections of Irish Embassiesin Europe, USA, Africa, Asia.In 2004 Val Byrne completedsix large paintings for the IrishAmbassador’s new residencein Canberra, Australia.139 Val Byrneb.1936SAOR INEYERIES,BEARAWatercolour11.75"x15.75"(30x40cm)Signed¤450 - ¤650140 Val Byrneb.1936SUNSET ONGLENGARRIFFWatercolour11.75"x15.75"(30x40cm)Signed¤450 - ¤650141 Val Byrneb.1936NO PARKINGIN SUMMERCOVE,KINSALEWatercolour11.75"x15.75"(30x40cm)Signed¤450 - ¤65054

NO RESERVES12 th AUGUST 2012142 Val Byrneb.1936SAVE WATER, DRINK BEER,IN EYERIESWatercolour11.75"x15.75" (30x40cm)Signed¤450 - ¤650143 Val Byrneb.1936142WHAT'S NEW?Watercolour11.75"x15.75" (30x40cm)Signed¤450 - ¤650144 Val Byrneb.1936143GLANDORE HARBOURWatercolour11.75"x15.75" (30x40cm)Signed¤450 - ¤65014455

145DOLAN’SNO RESERVES145 Val Byrneb.1936HOOKER AT KILRONAN,ARANOil on Board10"x13.5" (25.5x34cm)Signed¤450 - ¤650146 Val Byrneb.1936MAIN STREET,ALLIHIESWatercolour11.75"x15.75" (30x40cm)Signed¤450 - ¤650147 Val Byrneb.1936EYERIES, WEST CORKWatercolour11.75"x15.75" (30x40cm)Signed¤450 - ¤650147A Val Byrneb.1936BANTRY HOUSEWatercolour8.25"x12.5"(21x31.5cm)Signed¤300 - ¤450148 Val Byrneb.1936CHARLES FORT,KINSALEWatercolour8.5"x15.5"(21.5x39.5cm)Signed¤300 - ¤400146147A14714856

12 th AUGUST 2012Douglas AlexanderDouglas Alexander wasborn in Limerick, theson of a Quaker familywho owned a grocery andship’s chandlery businessat the corner of WilliamStreet and O’ConnellStreet. The GoodwinGalleries Limerick andThe Victor WaddingtonGalleries Dublin bothexhibited his work on aregular basis. He alsoexhibited in the RHA andthe Dublin SketchingClub in the 1930’s.Although for severalgenerations members ofthe Alexander family wereprominent in Limerickin both business andPhilanthropic pursuits,Douglas ended his daysin poverty.149 Douglas Alexander1871 - 1945149GLENBEIGH, CO KERRYWatercolour14.5"x20.25" (36.5x51.5cm)Original Artists Label Verso¤950 - ¤1,250150 Rick Lewis ARARUN FOR HOMEMixed Media11.5"x19.5" (29.5x49.5cm)Signed150¤380 - ¤450Bingham Mcguinness Rha1945 - 1928Initially apprenticed to a Dublin architect, Bingham McGuinness studied art inDusseldorf, where he specialized in watercolour. He was a prolific exhibitor at theRHA from 1866-1928, being elected a member in 1884. He was also Presidentof the Dublin Sketching Club. He was a regular contributor to the WatercolourSociety of Ireland from 1892 up to his death in 1928.151 Bingham McGuinness RHA1849 - 1928FLOWER SELLERWatercolour11.25"x7.5" (28.5x19cm)Signed¤500 - ¤80015157

DOLAN’S152 After George MorlandTHE FRUITS OFEARLY INDUSTRYAND ECONOMYandTHE EFFECTS OFEXTRAVAGANCEAND IDLENESSPair of 19th CenturyColoured EngravingEach 24.5"x18.5"(62.5x47cm)¤180 - ¤250152 152153 J Rowlandson, EtcherPROCESSIONOF A COUNTRYCORPORATIONColoured Etching10.75"x16" (27.5x41cm)¤80 - ¤140153154 ER MorantATLANTIC CONVOY(HMS Foresight)Watercolour9"x19" (22.5x48.5cm)Signed & Inscribed &Dated 13th June 1912¤150 - ¤200154155 After John LynnTHE WATERFORDLINE, SCHOONERSALEXANDER MARTHAAND RAPID, OFF THEHOOK LIGHTHand-coloured Engraving13"x21" (33x53cm)¤100 - ¤15015558

12 th AUGUST 2012156 Victorian SchoolTHE SUSAN VITTERYOil on Canvas17"x22" (43x56cm)¤500 - ¤800The Susan Vitterywas the last schoonerto engage in tradearound Ireland. This140 ton schoonerwas built in 1859 forthe Vicary family ofBrixham, but latersold to the Creenanfamily in Cork forcoastal trading.It was wrecked in1953, three milesnorth of Tuskar,en route from Dublinto Dungarvan.Mementoes of theship survive inBallinacurra,Co. Cork, in a pubrun by the son of theformer skipper.156157 After Stephen PearceHUNTSMANAND HOUNDSColoured Engraving20.25"x28" (51.5x71cm)In ornate latevictorian frame¤200 - ¤300157158158 More Shires& ProvincesLarge volume by“Sabretache”Illustrated byLionel Edwards16 LargeColoured PlatesPublished 1928¤120 - ¤180159 1922-1923:Irish Civil WarPress PhotographsA Portrait of ‘MaryMcSwiney, sister of thelate Lord Mayor of Cork’together with anotherphotograph and anotherlater photograph of‘Freestate Troops’¤60 - ¤8015915959

DOLAN’S160Graham KnuttelThe Irish figurative painter and artist Graham Knuttelwas born in Dublin in 1954 of German and Englishparents. Knuttel considers himself to be Irish or morespecifically ‘A Dubliner’. He attended the Dun LaoghaireSchool of Art and Design, where he gained a Diplomain fine art painting and sculpture. Knuttel has nowemerged as a painter with an international reputation,using colour and form to express the emotion of hisfigures, with work in many collections worldwide,including the Arts Council of Ireland, University CollegeDublin and the Hugh Lane Gallery.161160 Graham Knuttelb.1954ORANGE CATPastel21.5"x29.5" (54.5x75cm)Signed¤800 - ¤1,200161 Graham Knuttelb.1954LOVE BIRDSOil on Canvas14"x10" (35.5x25cm)Signed¤800 - ¤1,00060

12 th AUGUST 2012162 Graham Knuttelb.1954RED CATPastel20.5"x28.25"(52x72cm)Signed¤800 - ¤1,200162163 Graham Knuttelb.1954CHEFPastel35.5"x25.5" (76.5x56.25cm)Signed¤800 - ¤1,00016361

DOLAN’S164164 Jack Donovanb.1934READY FOR OFFOil & Collage on Canvas Board23.5"x19.5" (60x49.5cm)Signed with Initials & DatedSigned & Inscribed Verso¤800 - ¤1,000Jack DonovanAn important contemporary artist, Donovanwas headmaster of the Limerick School of Artfrom 1962-1978, and includes John Shinnorsamong his former students. His unusual subjectmatter and strong bold use of colour combineto produce striking and unique work and it isno surprise that he has established a reputationnationally and internationally.62

12 th AUGUST 2012165 Jack Donovanb.1934CLOWN OUTSIDE THE RINGOil & College on Canvas Board21.75"x17.5" (55x44.5cm)Signed with Initials & DatedSigned & Inscribed Verso¤600 - ¤800166 Jack Donovanb.1934165FLOWERS IN A BLUE JUGOil on Canvas Board21.5"x17.5" (55x44.5cm)Signed with Initials & DatedSigned & Inscribed Verso¤500 - ¤700167 Jack Donovanb.1934166STUDIO MODELOil on Board15.75"x14.5" (40x37cm)Signed with Initials & DatedSigned Verso¤400 - ¤50016763

DOLAN’SJohn MorrisBorn in 1958, John Morrisis known for his distinctivestyle and has exhibited widelyfor many years, culminatingin a recent publication,and his work is included inmany private and corporatecollections. Well known forbeach studies, his style hasdeveloped and his rangebroadened in subtle andskillful ways and the worksincluded in this auctionare a good example of thisdeveloping style and shows hissuberb artistic ability.168 John Morrisb.1958168ST MARK’S SQUARE, VENICEOil on Board17"x17" (43x43cm)SignedSigned & Inscribed Verso¤700 - ¤1,000169 John Morrisb.1958169RIVER SHANNON, LIMERICKOil on Board10.5"x22.25" (26.5x56.5cm)SignedSigned & Inscribed Verso¤380 - ¤450170 John Morrisb.1958SUMMER'S DAY, LAHINCHOil on Board12.75"x12.75" (32.5x32.5cm)SignedSigned & Inscribed Verso170¤300 - ¤40064

12 th AUGUST 2012Henry MorganBorn in Adare, Co. Limerick in1952, Henry Morgan studied atthe Limerick School of Art andwas awarded a scholarship to OsloUniversity. Since his return toIreland, having completed a BA inFine Art, he has exhibited extensivelyboth at home and abroad and hasbeen a regular exhibitor at theIrish Exhibition of Living Art, TheRoyal Hibernian Academy, EVAin Limerick, among many others.Henry has been inspired by the locallandscape, from the Burren to theClare Glens and the coast of Clareand beyond. These rugged landscapesfeature strongly in his work, and hecontinues to carve his niche amongthe higher echelons of Irish Art. Acontemporary artist of substance, hiswork is now included in many publicand private collections.171 Henry Morganb.1952171SUMMER BOATSOil on Canvas19"x27" (48.5x68.5cm)Signed & Dated¤700 - ¤800172 Henry Morganb.1952BOG ROADOil on Canvas19.5"x27.25" (49.5x69.5cm)Signed & Dated¤600 - ¤800173 Henry Morganb.1952WAVES NEAR DOOLINOil on Canvas11.5”x15.5” (29x39cm)Signed & Dated172¤300 - ¤400174 Henry Morganb.1952ROSSBEIGH, CO KERRYAcrylic on Card9"x11.75" (23x30cm)Signed and Dated¤300 - ¤40017317465

DOLAN’SNorman TeelingDubliner Norman Teelinggraduated from theNational College of Artand Design in the early1960’s and is well knownfor his commissionedseries of paintingsdepicting the 1916 EasterRising, in the GPO onO’Connell Street, Dublin.In addition to painting,Teeling also worked asa film animator andillustrator. He has hadnumerous exhibitionsof his work, includinghis one man show’s inDublin’s prestigiousGorry Gallery.175175 Norman Teelingb.1944REFLECTIONSOil on Canvas23.25"x31" (59x79cm)Signed¤700 - ¤800176 Norman Teelingb.1944176IRELANDS EYEOil on Board11.5"x23.5" (29x59.5cm)Signed¤500 - ¤700177 Norman Teelingb.1944BLUE BOAT ON THE SHOREOil on Board7.5"x9.5" (19x24.5cm)Signed177¤250 - ¤35066

12 th AUGUST 2012178 Bridget RyanFARM ON THE HILLOil on Board16"x19" (40.5x48cm)Signed¤400 - ¤480179 John Kingerleeb.1936TWO FIGURESMixed Media5.5"x5" (14x13cm)Signed with KingerleeIdeogram¤200 - ¤250180 James MacIntyreb.1926FARM AT CAHERDANIEL,CO KERRYPen & Ink & Wash12.25"x20" (31x51cm)Signed & Dated (19)68178¤300 - ¤400181 James MacIntyreb.1926WALKING HOME,CAHERDANIELPen & Ink & Wash12.25"x17" (31x43cm)Signed & Dated (19)68¤280 - ¤350179180182 James MacIntyreb.1926THE FIDDLERPencil on Paper9.25"x7.75" (23.5x20cm)Signed & Dated (19)98¤80 - ¤14018118267

DOLAN’S183 Norman Teelingb.1944SUMMER CONSERVATORYOil on Board23.5"x19.5" (59.5x49.5cm)Signed¤750 - ¤850Mark P Cullen183Born in 1960, Mark isfrom a well known familyof Dublin artists. He isundoubtedly an emergingartist of substance with astrong expressive style andbold use of colour.184 Mark Cullenb.1960MEDITERRANEAN TABLEOil on Canvas9.5"x13.5" (24.5x34.5cm)Signed & Dated184¤550 - ¤650185 Annemarie Bourkeb.1957SUMMER ROSESWatercolour14"x19" (35.5x48.5cm)Signed185¤300 - ¤45068

12 th AUGUST 2012186 Annemarie Bourkeb.1957GREENANNE BRIDGE,KANTURK, CO. CORKWatercolour12.75"x19.75" (32.5x50cm)Signed¤500 - ¤600187 Joe HynesP.J.’S PUB, CARLINGFORDWatercolour11.5"x15.5" (29.5x39.5cm)SignedInscribed and Dated 2001 Verso¤240 - ¤280186188 Doreen DrennanRIVER WALK, CROOM,CO. LIMERICKOil on Board11.5"x15.5" (29.5x39.5cm)Signed¤180 - ¤250189 Neville HendersonCLIFFS OF MOHEROil on Board10"x13.75" (25.5x35cm)Signed & Dated¤180 - ¤250187188 18969

DOLAN’SNO RESERVESThe following 8 lots (lot 190 to 197) are from a private collectionand will be sold entirely without reserve192190191193190 Declan O'Connorb.1962THE FLIGHT INTOEGYPTOil on Canvas27"x27" (68.5x68.5cm)Unsigned¤600 - ¤800191 Jimmy BinghamIN CONNEMARAOil on Board19.5"x29.25"(49.5x74.5cm)SignedInscribed Verso¤500 - ¤600192 Attributed to DeclanO’ConnorCLIFFS OF MOHEROil on Canvas13.5"x17.5"(34.5x44cm)¤250 - ¤350193 Jerry Marjoramb.1936WOODLAND STREAMOil on Board12.75"x19.5" (32x50cm)Signed¤500 - ¤60070

NO RESERVES12 th AUGUST 2012194 Nell CollinsHEAD OF COLOUR andanother matching smallerpainting, both unframedOils on Canvas40.25"30.5"(102.5x77.5cm)Both Signed¤350 - ¤450194194195 Nell CollinsFEMALE STUDY andanother smaller matchingwork, WHITE LADY.Oil on Canvas29"x19.25" (73.5x49cm)Signed (Smaller worksigned with initials)¤350 - ¤450195195196 Martin FininSET OF 6 PEN AND INKAND MIXED MEDIASTUDIES8.25"x5.75 (21x14.5cm)and similarMostly Signed¤250 - ¤350196196196197 Martin FininA DESIGN FORSLEEPING SOUNDLYPen and Ink7"x10" (17.5x25.5cm)Signed and Inscribed196 196196¤140 - ¤18019771

DOLAN’S198 199200 201202 203204 205198 Diana Marshallb.1948REFLECTEDSUNSHINEOil on Board7.5"x15.5" (19x39.5cm)Signed¤180 - ¤250199 Diana Marshallb.1948ZESTY LEMONSOil on Board11.25"x5.75"(28.5x14.5cm)Signed¤180 - ¤250200 Diana Marshallb.1948CHERRY JUBILEEOil on Board7.75"x7.75"(19.5x19.5cm)Signed¤180 - ¤250201 Diana Marshallb.1948PEAR PARADEOil on Board7.5"x15.5"(19x39.5cm)Signed¤180 - ¤250202 Diana Marshallb.1948KITTENS IN A BOXOil on Canvas11.5"x11.5" (29x29cm)Signed¤180 - ¤250203 Diana Marshallb.1948CAT IN THE GARDENOil on Canvas15.25"x11.5" (39x29cm)Signed¤180 - ¤250204 Diana Marshallb.1948KITTENSOil on Canvas11.5"x11.5"(29x29cm)Signed¤180 - ¤250205 Diana Marshallb.1948KITTENOil on Canvas11.5"x11.5"(29x29cm)Signed¤180 - ¤250206 Diana Marshallb.1948TERRIEROil on Canvas6"x6"(15x15cm)Signed¤80 - ¤120207 Diana Marshallb.1948YORKSHIRETERRIEROil on Canvas6"x6" (15x15cm)Signed¤80 -¤120208 Diana Marshallb.1948JACKOil on Canvas6"x6" (15x15cm)Signed¤80 - ¤120208A Maureen GlynnFRENCH GARLICWatercolour10.5"x14.25"(26.5x36cm)Signed & Dated¤80 - ¤100206 207 20872

12 th AUGUST 2012209 Tim WeatherheadFREERANGEOil on Canvas23.5"x29.5" (60x75cm)Signed with Initials& Dated¤350 - ¤450210 Tim WeatherheadHEN & CHICKSOil on Canvas19.5"x29.5" (49.5x75cm)Signed with Initials & Dated¤350 - ¤450209210211 Tim WeatherheadPROUD ROOSTEROil on Canvas15.5"x19.5" (39.5x49.5cm)Signed with Initials & Dated211 212¤300 - ¤350212 Tim WeatherheadLITTLE DUCKLINGSOil on Board11.5"x15.25" (29x39cm)Signed with Initials & Dated¤280 - ¤350215 Norma C. FraserUMBRELLAWOMANOil on Canvas23.25"x17.25"(59.5x44cm)Signed¤150 - ¤200213 Elena Golovko (Ukraine)216 After John Tennent213214SPRING FLOWERSOil on Canvas15.5"x11.5" (39x29cm)Signed with Initials¤140 - ¤180214 Elena Golovko (Ukraine)SUMMER CYCLAMENOil on Canvas12.5"x9.5" (32x24cm)SignedPUFFINS& OYSTERCATCHERSPair of ArtistsProof Print15"x13.5"(38x34.5cm) andsimilarBoth Signed bythe Artist andInscribed¤50 - ¤70¤140 - ¤180215 21673

DOLAN’S217219218220217 Gordon Harrisb.1977STREET MUSICIANS(Up To The Beat)Oil on Canvas28"x36" (71x91.5cm)Signed¤700 - ¤900218 Gordon Harrisb.1977MADONNAOil & Silver Leaf onCanvas15"x11.5" (38x28.5cm)Signed¤400 - ¤600219 Gordon Harrisb.1977SLEEPING BEAUTYOil & Silver Leaf onCanvas11"x15"(28x38cm)Signed¤400 - ¤600220 Gordon Harrisb.1977LAYLAOil & Silver Leaf onPanel18"x11" (46x28cm)Signed¤400 - ¤600221 Tadhg CurranCITY LIGHTSOil on Canvas39.25"x29.5"(100x75cm)Signed¤380 - ¤450222 Sean TiernanSTREET MUSICIANSOil on Canvas13.75"x11.75"(35x30cm)Signed¤300 - ¤40022122274

12 th AUGUST 2012223 Rosemary FallonZOMBIE NATIONLimited Edition Print15"x18.75" (38x47.5cm)Signed, Inscribed &Dated in Pencil¤140 - ¤180224 Rosemary FallonUMBRELLA GIRLLimited Edition Print19.75"x15.5"(50x39.5cm)Signed, Inscribed &Dated in Pencil223¤140 - ¤180224225 Rosemary FallonBYE BYE BABYLimited edition Print19.5"x15.5"(49.5x39.5cm)Signed in Pencil& Dated¤140 - ¤180226 Rosemary FallonSUNSHINE BABYLimited Edition Print15"x18.75" (38x47.5cm)Signed, Inscribed &Dated in Pencil225 226¤140 - ¤180226A Rosemary FallonDISCO BISCUITSLimited Edition Print15"x18.75" (38x47.5cm)Signed, Inscribed &Dated in Pencil¤140 - ¤180227 Rosemary FallonCOFFEE SHOP GIRLLimited Edition Print19.25"x15.5"(49x39.5cm)Signed by the Artist& Dated¤140 - ¤180Rosemary FallonA young emerging Galway artist, Rosemary Fallonstudied at the National College of Art & Design inthe late 1990’s and pursued a career in multimediagraphic design, digital art and animation. Hertremendous ability as an artist is evident in herdistinctive bold and contemporary style. A nameto watch out for in the world of Irish Art.226A22775

DOLAN’S228 Theo Zwaga(Dutch Artist)STILL LIFE WITH OILLAMP AND APPLESOil on Canvas23.25"x 31"(59x78.5cm)Signed¤400 - ¤600229 Maria RevengaSUMMERLANDSCAPEOil on Board9.5"x13.5"(24x34.5cm)Signed228¤150 - ¤200230 Maria RevengaFLOWER STUDY andFLOWERS INA LANDSCAPEPair of Oils on Board13.5"x9.5"(34.5x24cm) andsimilarBoth Signed¤150 - ¤200229230231 Monica SimkinsSPRING FLOWERSWatercolour8.5"x11.75"(21.5x30cm)Signed¤60 - ¤80232 Mary Ann Clarke230 231SHEEP IN A MISTYLANDSCAPE &WALKING IN THEWOODSPair of Pastels10"x15.25"(25.5x39cm) andsmallerBoth signed¤180 - ¤250232 23276

12 th AUGUST 2012233 David Patonb.1965FULL CRYOil on Canvas23.75"x29.5"(60.5x75cm)Signed¤700 - ¤900234 After Henry AlkenTHE FIRSTSTEEPLE-CHASEON RECORDSet of 4Hand-colouredRe-strike EngravingsEach 19"x21.5"(48x54cm)In Birds Eye MapleFrames¤350 - ¤450235 John Templeton Lucas1836 - 1880233A YOUNG CHICKOil on BoardOval, 5"x7" (13x17.5cm)Signed¤140 - ¤180236 After Gilbert WrightAT THE FORGESepia Print11"x16.25" (28x41cm)¤40 - ¤60237 After Paul HenryCOTTAGES,CONNEMARAModern Reproduction15"x20.75" (38x52.5cm)¤30 - ¤40238 Assortment of PictureFrames¤30 - ¤40239 Gilt Framed BevelledMirror¤40 - ¤6023423423423423523677

DOLAN’STERMS & CONDITIONS OF SALE1. DefinitionsIn these Conditions, West of Ireland Art Auctions Limited, trading as Dolan’sArt Auction House, who act as auctioneers and agents for the vendor, are called‘The Auctioneers’ (which expression shall be deemed to include their servantsand agents) and the representative of Dolan’s Art Auction House conducting theauction is called ‘The Auctioneer’. As auctioneers, Dolan’s act as agent for theseller. A sale contract is made directly between the seller and the buyer. However,Dolan’s may own a lot (and in such circumstances act in a principal capacity asseller) and/or may have a legal, beneficial or financial interest in a lot.2. Third Party LiabilityEvery person at or on the ‘Auctioneers’ premises or at any premises being usedby the Auctioneer at any time shall be deemed to be there entirely at his/her ownrisk and shall have no claim whatsoever against the Auctioneers or their servantsor agents in respect of any accident or incident which may occur, nor any injury,damage or loss howsoever arising and whether or not same is the subject of anyallegation of negligence.3. GeneralWhilst the Auctioneers make every effort to ensure the accuracy of their catalogueand the description of every lot:a) Each lot as set out in the catalogue or as divided or combined with any other lotor lots is sold by the vendor with all faults, imperfections and errors of description.b) The auctioneer shall not be responsible for any discrepancies between the colourin the catalogue illustration and that of the original work being offered for sale.c) Any claim under any Statute must be received in writing by the Auctioneerswithin three months of the sale.d) The Auctioneers shall not be liable for consequential or resultant loss ordamage whether sustained by a Vendor or a Purchaser or the owner of any item ortheir respective servants and agents arising in any circumstances whatsoever andirrespective of any claim made by any party as to negligence or lack of care of theAuctioneers or any party acting on their behalf.e) All lots are made available for inspection for a reasonable period prior toauction. A buyer who makes a bid for any lot thereby acknowledges that he hassatisfied himself as to the physical condition, state of repair or restoration, age andcatalogue description of such lot and also that he accepts these conditions of sale.Dolan’s knowledge, in relation to each lot, is partially dependent on informationprovided by the seller and Dolan’s are not able to, and do not, carry out exhaustivedue diligence searches on each lot. Bidders acknowledge this fact and acceptresponsibility for carrying out inspections and investigations to satisfy themselvesas to the lots they may be interested in buying. Bidders also acknowledge the factthat many lots are of an age that they may not be in perfect condition. All lots areoffered for sale with any imperfections. Catalogue descriptions and conditionreports may on occasions make reference to particular imperfections of a lot, butBidders should note that lots may have other faults not expressly referred to in thecatalogue or condition report. Illustrations are for identification purposes only andwill not convey full information as to the actual condition of lots.4. The Auctiona) The Auctioneer has absolute discretion to divide any lot, to combine any twoor more lots or to withdraw any lot or lots from the sale, to refuse bids, regulatebidding or cancel the sale without in any case giving any reason or previous notice.He may bid on behalf of the vendor for all goods which are being offered subject toreserve or at the Auctioneer’s discretion.b) The highest bidder shall be the buyer except in the case of a dispute. If duringthe auction the Auctioneer considers that a dispute has arisen, he has absolutediscretion to settle it or to re-offer the lot for sale. The Auctioneer may at his solediscretion determine the advance or bidding or refuse a bid.c) Each lot is put up for sale subject to any reserve price placed by the vendor.Whether or not there is a reserve price the seller has the right to bid eitherpersonally or by any other person (who may be the Auctioneer).d) All conditions, notices, descriptions, statements and other matters in thecatalogue and elsewhere concerning any lot are subject to any statementsmodifying or affecting the same made by the Auctioneer from the rostrum priorto any bid being accepted for the lot.5. RescindmentNotwithstanding any other terms of these Conditions, if within 12 months afterthe sale, the Auctioneers have received from the buyer any notice in writing thatin his view the lot is a deliberate forgery and within twenty one days after suchnotification the buyer returns the same to the Auctioneers in the same conditionas at the time of sale and by producing evidence, the burden of proof to be uponthe buyer, satisfies the Auctioneers that considered in the light of the entryin the catalogue the lot is a deliberate forgery, then the sale of the lot will berescinded and the purchase price of the sale refunded. In the event of a disputethen the matter shall be settled by the President of the Institution of CharteredSurveyors in the Republic of Ireland. Both the buyer and the vendor agree to bebound by the decision.6. DefaultThe Auctioneers disclaim responsibility for default by either the buyer or the vendorbecause they act as Agents for the vendor only and therefore do not pay out to thevendor until payment is received from the buyer. Instructions given by telephone areaccepted at the sender’s risk and must be confirmed in writing forthwith.7. In the event of a sale by private treaty both the vendor and the buyer agree tobe bound by these conditions and any other special conditions of sale.Retention of TitleAll goods remain the property of the vendor until paid for in full. The Auctioneerswill not assume liability to discharge net proceeds arising from the sale of goodsuntil those goods have been paid for in full.8. InstructionsAll goods delivered to the Auctioneers’ premises will be deemed to be delivered forsale by auction and will be catalogued and sold at the discretion of the Auctioneerand accepted by them subject to all the Sale Conditions. By delivering the goods tothe Auctioneers for inclusion in their auction sales the vendor acknowledges thathe or she has accepted and agreed to be bound by all these Conditions.9. Collection and DeliveriesThe Auctioneers do not normally undertake the packing, collection or deliveryof goods but will if requested use their best endeavours as Agent of the Ownerto arrange for an independent contractor on the owner’s behalf to deal withpacking, collection and/or delivery. The Auctioneer will not in any eventarrange insurance of the goods and will accordingly not be liable for any loss ordamage to goods howsoever arising including breakages or for any damage topremises, fixtures or fittings therein caused by such contractor or otherwise andthe owner is responsive for all arrangements to verify that any such contractorand the goods is/are appropriately insured. Unless instructions are received tothe contrary, charges (including VAT) for such services will be charged to thevendor’s account or discharged through the Auctioneers by the purchaser asthe case may be. The Auctioneers’ liability (if any) will arise only where theythemselves carry out packing and collection/delivery and only in the case ofbreakage or loss caused through deliberate negligence of their employees andin any event in one single contract and the Auctioneers’ liability will not exceedC=500. Provided further the Auctioneers will not be liable for consequential lossin any circumstances whatsoever.10. Loss or Damage and StorageThe Auctioneers reserve the right to store or arrange for the storage of goodsheld by them or delivered to them either on their own premises or elsewhere attheir sole discretion and entirely at the owner’s risk. The Auctioneers shall notbe liable for any loss (including consequential loss) howsoever caused or damageto goods of any kind including breakages, or for unauthorised removal of goods.11. Right to Re-sellThe Auctioneer reserves the right to re-sell any item that has not been collectedwithin fourteen days.12. Telephone biddingEvery effort will be made to facilitate persons wishing to bid by telephone atauction but the auctioneer disclaims responsibility for any failures for whateverreason, in this regard.13. Absentee BiddingEvery effort will be made to facilitate persons wishing to leave commission bidswith the auctioneer but the auctioneer disclaims responsibility for any failuresfor whatever reason, in this regard.14. Droit de SuiteThe artist’s resale levy, the droit de suite, where applicable, will be deemed to bethe responsibility of the vendor. Dolan’s Art Auction House will not charge thislevy to the purchaser. The vendor by entering his goods for sale with Dolan’sArt Auction House acknowledges that he/she is responsible for the payment ofthis artist’s resale levy. Dolan’s Art Auction House will not be responsible forpayment of the droit de suite and the vendor by entering his/her goods for saleacknowledges that he/she has accepted and agreed to be bound by this conditionof sale. Furthermore Dolan’s Art Auction House accepts goods for sale from thevendor on the condition that the vendor authorizes Dolan’s Art Auction House towithhold monies due for payment of the droit de suite from the auction proceedsdue to the vendor, and the vendor further authorizes Dolan’s Art Auction Houseto pay the droit de suite, on the vendors behalf, to the artist. Furthermore thevendor acknowledges that the droit de suite payment where applicable will becharged to the vendors account in addition to the vendors commission chargedby the auctioneer and any illustration or other charges applicable to the account.15. Special ConditionsPURCHASER:a) The purchaser shall pay a commission to the auctioneer, viz. a Buyer’s Premium,of 20% plus VAT on the hammer price of each lot.b) The Purchaser acknowledges that the auctioneer may also receive acommission from the vendor.c) All accounts must be discharged by certified cheque, bank draft or cash. Theauctioneer reserves the right not to release goods until cheque payments havebeen cleared by the bank. Credit cards also accepted with a 2.5% surcharge.d) Responsibility for items purchased passes to the purchaser on the fall of thehammer. The Auctioneers reserve the right to look for a 25% deposit on all goods.e) The buyer authorises the Auctioneer to use any photographs, drawings orillustrations of any lot purchased by the buyer, and, to indicate the price paid atauction for the lot, and the buyer acknowledges that same may be used for anyadvertising, promotional or other such purposes.16. Purchasers will NOT be charged the Artists Resale Levy.17. VAT Regulations:All lots are sold within the Auctioneers VAT margin scheme. Revenueregulations require that the buyers premium must be invoiced at a rate which isinclusive of VAT. This VAT is NOT recoverable by any VAT registered buyers.78

12 th AUGUST 2012if you are unable to attend the auction, you may complete this bid formand dolan’s will bid on your behalf:BID FORMPlease bid on my behalf for the undermentioned lots, up to the prices shown, which do not include thebuyer’s commission, or any VAT, payable on lots. These bids are to be executed as cheaply as is permitted byother bids or reserves, if any, and subject to the Terms and Conditions of Sale printed in this catalogue.I agree to the terms and conditions of sale, as printed in this catalogue, and I understand that a buyerscommission (inclusive of VAT) will be charged in accordance with Dolan’s Terms and Conditions.SIGNED:NAME (Please Print):POSTAL ADDRESS:TELEPHONE NO. (Daytime):MOBILE NO. :EMAIL:LOT NO.DESCRIPTIONLIMITS (excludingCommission & VAT)PLEASE NOTE that we cannot always guarantee the order of the bidding, thus the pictures may be sold in theroom for the same amount as your pre-auction bid, and we therefore advise you to indicate if you wish to allowus discretion with your bid, of “plus one more bid”.879

DOLAN’SARTIST INDEX BY LOT NO.AAlexander, Douglas 149Alken, After Henry 234Armstrong, Arthur 90BBeirne, Sally Ann 16Bingham, Jimmy 191Bourke, Annemarie 185, 186Brophy, Elizabeth 78, 102 - 104Browning, Steve 38Byrne, Val 60 - 73,139 - 148CCahill, James 125, 130Carson, Robert Taylor 117Cashin, Patrick 75Chester, Charlie 18Clarke, Mary Ann 232Collins, Nell 194, 195Cookson, Lynda 2, 4Cudworth, Jack 24Cullen, Mark 184Curran, Tadhg 221DDonovan, Jack 164 - 167Drennan, Doreen 188EEgginton, Robert 39, 40Egan, Orla 43FFallon, Rosemary 223 - 227Farrell, Patsy & Gabriel 93ffrench le Roy, David 126 - 129Finin, Martin 196, 197Fraser, Norma 215GGlynn, Maureen 208AGolovko, Elena 213, 214Greaney, Tom 118Grogan, Mat 120, 121, 124,131 - 138HHamilton, Des 19Harper, Charles 86Harris, Gordon 217 - 220Hayes, Claude 26Henderson, Maurice 58Henderson, Neville 189Henry, After Paul 237Howe, Winifred 123Hutton, Douglas 33 - 37Hynes, Joe 187KKingerlee, John 80 - 85, 179Knuttel, Graham 160 - 163Knuttel, Peter 21 - 23Lle Jeune, Elizabeth, 92Lennon, Paddy 17, 20Lewis, Rick 150Lynn, After John 155MMacIntyre, James 180 - 182MacLeod, Simon 43AMaderson, Arthur K 52, 57, 59, 74,100 - 101Mansfield, Thelma 48 - 51Marjoram, Jerry 193Marshall, Diana 198 - 208McCormack, Selma 91McDonagh, Bernard 27McGuinness, Bingham 151Morant, ER 154Morgan, Henry 171 - 174Morland, After George 152Morris, John 168 - 170OO'Brien, Geraldine 119O'Coclain, Colm 89O'Connor, Declan 190, 192O'Neill, Brendan 3O'Neill, Mark 109 - 113O'Sullivan, Frank 7, 8, 11O'Sullivan, Sean 114, 115, 122PPaton, David 12 - 15, 233Pearce, After Stephen 157RRevenga, Maria 229, 230Robinson, Annie 1, 5, 6Robinson, Markey 99Rossie-Zen, Anna Marie 79Rowlandson, J 153Ryan, Bridget 178SSchwatschke, John 44 - 47Simkins, Monica 231Snaffles, After 29 - 32Strutt, After Alfred 28Sutton, Ivan 41, 42TTeeling, Norman 105 - 108,175 - 177, 183Templeton Lucas, John 235Tennent, After John 216Tiernan, Sean 222WWaldron, Carol Ann 53 - 56Walsh, Kate 9, 10Walsh, Manus 87, 88Weatherhead, Tim 209 - 212Webb, Kenneth 76, 77Wilks, Maurice C 116Wright, After Gilbert 236ZZwaga, Theo 228REFERENCES: Theo Snoddy, Dictionary of Irish Artists, 20th Century80

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