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Irish Art & Artists
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Tom Fitzgerald (Profile 20)€16.99Ireland, Painting & paintings, Individual artists, art monographs
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A Rich & Rare Land: Irish Poety and Paintings€24.99A collection of Ireland’s favourite Poets and Artists
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Eileen Gray€22.10An Irish woman who fell in love with Paris, Eileen Gray (1878-1976) spent most of a long and modest life searching for an aesthetic that was simultaneously modern, functional, and deliciously sophisticated.
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Andrew Folan (Profile 17) Paperback)€10.99Andrew Folan belongs to an important generation of artists, born in the mid-fifties, who began to eschew the nationalist self-absorption that was the pre-occuption of many of their predecessors.
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Michael Kane - Life Story€27.99Life Story is an animated and visually provocative installation of 100 paintings by Michael Kane. The paintings cover a very broad range of subject matter. They are rendered in ink, acrylic and collage, on arbitrary newssheet and glossy magazine pages.
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John Shinnors (Profile 18)€10.99Gandon Editions is the leading producer of books on Irish art and architecture.
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Conor: Drawing From Life€19.99Drawing from Life focuses on the well-loved Ulster artist William Conor (1881-1968) and the city of Belfast. Conor shaped the way that Belfast people saw themselves and their city.
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Anne Madden (Profile 16)€10.99Each volume in the Profile series carries two major texts - an essay and an interview with the artist/architect - and iis heavily illustrated in colour.
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Frances Hegarty: Selected Works 1970-2004€15.00This monograph on one of Ireland’s leading contemporary artists, who works mainly in the fields of video and installation, was published to coincide with a major exhibition at the Model & Niland Gallery in Sligo.
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Andrew Folan (Profile 17)€11.99Andrew Folan belongs to an important generation of artists, born in the mid-fifties, who began to eschew the nationalist self-absorption that was the preoccuption of many of their predecessors.