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Lot 70
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Paul Henry, R.H.A., R.U.A.

Estimate
30,000 - 50,000 GBP
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Description

  • Paul Henry, R.H.A., R.U.A.
  • Evening in the West of Ireland
  • signed l.l.: PAUL HENRY
  • oil on board
  • 25.5 by 30.5cm., 10 by 12in.

Provenance

Chawner, Ardee, 31 October 1973, lot 352;
Cynthia O'Connor Gallery, Dublin;
Oriel Gallery, Dublin

Exhibited

London, The Fine Art Society, In Connemara, Paintings by Paul Henry, 1934, no.8;
Dublin, Cynthia O'Connor Gallery, Irish Paintings for the 24th Irish Antique Dealers' Fair, 7 - 12 August 1989, no.19 (as Turf Stacks in the West of Ireland);
Dublin, Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery of Modern Art, Paintings by Paul and Grace Henry, 26 November - 31 December 1991, no.69 (as Evening in the West)

Literature

S. B. Kennedy, Paul Henry, London, 2007, no.700, illustrated p.242.

Condition

STRUCTURE In generally good order.some minor peripheral paint loss to the extreme edge, lower right. Otherwise in a stable condition, and ready to hang. ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT There are some tiny scattered flecks of retouching in places across the surface. FRAME In a Dutch style ebonised frame.
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Catalogue Note

The present work was executed circa 1928-1933 and is a similar composition to An Irish Bog (whereabouts unknown), no.606 in S. B. Kennedy's catalogue raisonné.