This display from the Hugh Lane Gallery collection reflects the range of artistic expression around the time of the creation of the Irish Free State and in

Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot and John Constable were among the most significant landscape painters of the 19th century and influenced

Studio & State: The Laverys and the Anglo-Irish Treaty, is a co-curated exhibition by Hugh Lane Gallery and the National Museum of

The Lane Legacy was launched by Uachtarán na

This display from the Francis Bacon Archive focuses on Bacon’s collection of books on the art of ancient Egypt. Bacon’s studio and living quarters

The Director and Board of Hugh Lane Gallery and Dublin City Council is delighted to announce that the painting Landline Gray by the Dublin-born

Collection displays are currently open on the first floor of the new wing. As we prepare for a new collection display

Beside the gallery's reception is the stained glass room, which contains the remarkable and ever popular Harry Clarke piece The Eve of St. Agnes

Artistic Migration: Frank O'Meara and Irish Artists Abroad

On view in galleries 12 and

Ancient Ground by Willie Doherty

On view in Gallery 10

Much of Doherty's work has been shaped by his experiences growing up