Francis Bacon

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Stained glass artist adds Harry Clarke masterpiece to collection

Bluebeard’s Last Wife sold to Brian Clarke for €165,000 – double its lower estimate

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Art&Antiques: Affordable art in spring sales

First sales of the year can be a good time to find value in auction houses

‘I’d go for a pint with Willem de Kooning and dinner with Francis Bacon’

A new biography sheds new light on the enigma that is Francis Bacon

Devotees of Irish fine art spoiled for choice in week of auctions

Superb paintings by Walter Osborne, Paul Henry and Jack B Yeats included in four sales

Jack B Yeats’ Romeo and Juliet to headline at de Veres’ upcoming sale

Auction will be first Irish sale to offer a body of work by bohemian artist Reginald Gray

In a Word . . .

. . . autumn

Is this the ‘best ever Paul Henry landscape’?

A Sunny Day, Connemara is regarded as one of the artist’s most iconic West of Ireland scenes

Tiffany solitaire and Smurfit’s art: what’s coming up in art sales

London sale includes 12 works offered directly from the Yeats family

The battle to save an Irishman’s eclectic art collection in a London council flat

Gerry Dalton, originally from Athlone, quietly built a fantastical world of figurines, models, statues and art

The best artworks to see in Ireland’s reopened galleries

Feast your eyes on the classic works, or check out some completely new visual art

Art viewings are back for high summer sales

Auction rooms are opening again, but bids will continue online for now

No headsets, one-way systems: Reopening Ireland’s museums

Galleries and museums set to open alongside hairdressers in Government’s plans

Donald Clarke: Stairway to Heaven set to go on and on

Those of us disappointed at the lack of a total ban must admit there is some good news

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