Country Scene
Date: N.D. Dimensions: 75.25 × 62 × 75.25cm Medium: Oil on canvas Collection: Niland Collection Provenance: Presented by James A Healy, 1975 (Josephine C Healy Memorial Collection) Description: The son of a painter and decorator from Sligo, Maurice MacGonigal was born in Dublin and gained his early art education through
Study towards an Image of W.B. Yeats
Date: 1984 Dimensions: 65.5 × 52.5cm Medium: Lithograph on handmade Japanese paper Collection: Niland Collection Provenance: Atelier Chave, Vence, edition 30
The Táin, Mare & Foals
Date: 1969 Dimensions: 54 × 38cm Medium: Lithograph on swiftbrook paper Collection: Niland Collection Provenance: Edition of 70 proofs Purchased in 1970 Description: The original Táin published by Dolmen Press in 1969 was applauded as being the great Irish livre d’artiste of the twentieth century comprises 123 illustrations. The same
The Táin, Lion
Date: 1969 Dimensions: 54 × 38cm Medium: Lithograph on swiftbrook paper Collection: Niland Collection Provenance: Edition of 70 proofs Purchased in 1970 Description: The original Táin published by Dolmen Press in 1969 was applauded as being the great Irish livre d’artiste of the twentieth century comprises 123 illustrations. The same
The Táin, Cúchulainn mounting into his chariot
Date: c. 1969 Dimensions: 54 × 38cm Medium: Lithograph on swiftbrook paper Collection: Niland Collection Provenance: Edition of 70 proofs. Purchased in 1970 Description: The original Táin published by Dolmen Press in 1969 was applauded as being the great Irish livre d’artiste of the twentieth century comprises 123 illustrations. The
Leaving the Far Point
Date: 1946 Dimensions: 45 × 34.5cm Medium: Oil on canvas Collection: Niland Collection Provenance: Presented by the artist to Sligo Corporation in 1954. Description: Jack Yeats gave this painting to his wife Cottie on her birthday in 1947. She died two months later. It shows Yeats, Cottie and his favourite