Jorgensen Art Gallery Dublin
The Jorgensen Gallery, one of Ireland's leading fine art galleries, is a contemporary Irish art gallery in the heart of Dublin, showing paintings and sculpture by artists from Ireland, England and continental Europe. We also exhibit late 19th/mid 20th century Irish, English and European art, and a selection of quality antique furniture.
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Our current exhibition features a selection of new paintings by four of our gallery artists: Allan Madsen, Clement McAleer, Mark Cullen & Therese McAllister. All of these artists have very distinctive and recognisable styles: Allan Madsen is known for his exquisite still life and figurative paintings with their textured surfaces, Clement McAleer for his expressionistic Irish landscape paintings, Mark Cullen for his vibrant still life paintings and Irish harbour scenes and Therese McAllister for her refined still life paintings.
Alongside our four featured artists we also have new paintings by Caroline Canning, Maria Levinge, Peter Monaghan and Tim Woolcock and contemporary sculpture by Catherine Greene, Vadim Tuzov, Fiona Smith, Michael Keane, Donnacha Treacy, Siobhan Bulfin and James Horan.
In addition we also have a selection of paintings by well known Irish artists from the late 19th century onwards including works by Walter Osborne, Evie Hone, Camille Souter, William Scott, Tony O'Malley, Tim Goulding, Barrie Cooke and John Kingerlee.
Alongside our four featured artists we also have new paintings by Caroline Canning, Maria Levinge, Peter Monaghan and Tim Woolcock and contemporary sculpture by Catherine Greene, Vadim Tuzov, Fiona Smith, Michael Keane, Donnacha Treacy, Siobhan Bulfin and James Horan.
In addition we also have a selection of paintings by well known Irish artists from the late 19th century onwards including works by Walter Osborne, Evie Hone, Camille Souter, William Scott, Tony O'Malley, Tim Goulding, Barrie Cooke and John Kingerlee.
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The Jorgensen Gallery is housed in an elegant Georgian premises on Molesworth Street, Dublin 2, near Grafton Street, Dublin’s premier shopping street, the National Gallery of Ireland and Trinity College, Dublin.
Over the last twenty five years, the Jorgensen Gallery has become known as one of the leading Irish art galleries in Dublin, specializing in contemporary paintings and sculpture, by artists from Ireland, England and Continental Europe, in addition to late 19th and early 20th century Irish and European paintings. Important Irish art currently on view at the gallery includes paintings by Walter Osborne, Evie Hone, Camille Souter, Charles Brady & Tony O'Malley. Our display of paintings and sculpture at the gallery is further enhanced by a selection of antique Irish, English and French furniture. |
Jorgensen Gallery
35 Molesworth Street, Dublin 2
D02 A023
Ireland
Tel: +353 (1) 66 19 721
Email: info@jorgensenfineart.com
Hours: Mon - Fri: 10.00 a.m. - 5.30 p.m. Sat: 12.00 p.m. - 4.00 p.m.
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Walter Osborne, RHA
(1859 - 1903)
"A Young Girl in a Village"
Oil on board, 7¾” x 5¾”
(1859 - 1903)
"A Young Girl in a Village"
Oil on board, 7¾” x 5¾”
Walter Osborne is considered to be one of Ireland's most significant artists of the late 19th century. His reputation as an artist is founded on his unsentimental rural landscape paintings and his paintings of Dublin city street scenes, which depicted the lives of ordinary working people.
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Evie Hone was at the forefront of the modern art movement in Ireland at the turn of the twentieth century. Along with her friend and fellow artist, Mainie Jellett, she was responsible for introducing elements of cubist painting to an Irish audience for the first time. Her importance in the history of Irish art is underlined by the fact that paintings and stained glass pieces by Evie Hone are included in all of the major public art collections in Ireland.
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Vibrant colour is a major feature of Arthur Maderson’s shimmering impressionistic landscape painting “River Dordogne, towards Sunset”, which displays his fluency with colour harmonies and his ability to capture the shimmering interplay of light and shade in the landscape.
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At the Jorgensen Gallery, in addition to showing contemporary art and late 19th/mid 20th century paintings and sculpture we also have selection of quality antique furniture and collectibles for sale in our dublin city centre premises.
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