 Ib Jorgensen, one of Ireland’s top fashion designers, originally founded Jorgensen Fine Art in 1992 in his fashion salon housed in an elegant Georgian building on Molesworth Street in Dublin city centre. Jorgensen Fine Art quickly established a reputation as one of the leading art galleries in Dublin, with on average ten exhibitions per year featuring paintings by the leading names of 20th century Irish art, in addition to paintings and sculpture by contemporary Irish and international artists. Since then, the gallery moved premises a number of times, but we have now returned to Molesworth Street, where the original business was started and re-opened as the Jorgensen Gallery.  Jorgensen Gallery is a salon style gallery, specializing in contemporary art with paintings and bronze sculpture from Irish & International artists displayed in a room setting elegantly furnished with selected antique furniture, lamps and vases.
The gallery also stocks 19th/20th century paintings by some of the leading Irish and English Artists of that period. We currently have an exquisite watercolour by Irish Impressionist painter Walter Osborne on show and you can read more about it on our gallery blog here walter-osborne-rha-1859-1903-an-irish-impressionist-painter.html 20th Century Irish Art is represented at the Jorgensen Gallery with paintings by George Campbell, Arthur Armstrong and Evie Hone, which are displayed alongside paintings by our contemporary gallery artists such as Mark Cullen, Sean McSweeney, Clement McAleer, Allan Madsen, Alexey Krasnovsky, Dale Pring MacSweeney, Caroline Canning and Tim Woolcock. Contemporary bronze and stone sculpture also features prominently at the gallery with pieces by Fiona Smith, Vadim Tuzov, James Horan, Kevin Gaines, Joe Moran, Anna Campbell, Donnacha Treacy, Katherine Greene, Michael Keane & Peter Killeen. Comments are closed.
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