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Hugh Lane and his Artists

Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot, Rome from the Pincio, 1827. Collection Hugh Lane Gallery

  • Exhibitions

19 May 2011 - 07 August 2011

Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot, Rome from the Pincio, 1827. Collection Hugh Lane Gallery

Since 1901, Hugh Lane had been championing the establishment of Gallery of Modern Art for Ireland. Encouraged by the members of the Celtic Revival movement, including his aunt Augusta, Lady Gregory, and William Butler Yeats, Hugh Lane set about amassing a collection of modern and contemporary art. Hugh Lane and His Artists presents selected treasures from the Gallery’s founding days. It includes paintings by Corot, Constable, Fantin-Latour and Degas previously in the Staats Forbes collection along with works by Monet, Nathaniel Hone and John B. Yeats.

Curated by Dr Barbara Dawson, Director, and Logan Sisley, Exhibitions Curator.

Claude Monet, Waterloo Bridge, London, 1900.
Collection Hugh Lane Gallery

John Butler Yeats, The Bird Market, 1886.
Collection Hugh Lane Gallery

Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot, Rome from the Pincio, 1827.
Collection Hugh Lane Gallery

Henri Joseph Harpignies, A Village Roadway, 1891.
Collection Hugh Lane Gallery

Installation view of Hugh Lane and his Artists 2011,
Hugh Lane Gallery
Images by Denis Mortell

Installation view of Hugh Lane and his Artists 2011,
Hugh Lane Gallery
Images by Denis Mortell

Installation view of Hugh Lane and his Artists 2011,
Hugh Lane Gallery
Images by Denis Mortell

Installation view of Hugh Lane and his Artists 2011,
Hugh Lane Gallery
Images by Denis Mortell

Installation view of Hugh Lane and his Artists 2011,
Hugh Lane Gallery
Images by Denis Mortell

Installation view of Hugh Lane and his Artists 2011,
Hugh Lane Gallery
Images by Denis Mortell

Installation view of Hugh Lane and his Artists 2011,
Hugh Lane Gallery
Images by Denis Mortell

Installation view of Hugh Lane and his Artists 2011,
Hugh Lane Gallery
Images by Denis Mortell

Installation view of Hugh Lane and his Artists 2011,
Hugh Lane Gallery
Images by Denis Mortell

Installation view of Hugh Lane and his Artists 2011,
Hugh Lane Gallery
Images by Denis Mortell

Installation view of Hugh Lane and his Artists 2011,
Hugh Lane Gallery
Images by Denis Mortell

Installation view of Hugh Lane and his Artists 2011,
Hugh Lane Gallery
Images by Denis Mortell

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The Eve of St Agnes Harry Clarke 1924