Doyen of art world gifts a lifetime of collecting to Irish charities
Homan Potterton collection, including Old Masters, to be sold at Adam’s in September
Vermeer ‘gives you ideas, but not the manual’
Agreement with the Louvre and National Gallery in Washington will see 10 Vermeers will be unveiled in Dublin
It’s Groundhog Day as Beit Old Masters go back on sale
Three paintings from Russborough House head back to auction
Original Beit art collection catalogue comes to light
The catalogue is likely to appeal to art historians, researchers and collectors interested in the Beit collection
Brendan Howlin welcomes ‘white knights’ in Beit art sale
Board set to postpone London auction after emergence of Irish donors
Beit Foundation board set to postpone art sale
Board to meet to discuss pulling of paintings from auction after private donors make offer
Beit trust says it asked Government for aid twice in 2013
Foundation says it notified of financial situation before plans to sell Russborough art
Heather Humphreys told Beit art sale was a ‘done deal’
An Taisce calls for political intervention while Minister says she was not consulted
Frank McDonald: Funding cuts at root of Russborough dilemma
Cuts in heritage sector grants are leading to the sale of valuable Beit collection works
Guildhall stands tall among restorations
Irish Georgian Society’s Conservation Awards aim to recognise significant projects involving the conservation of historic buildings in Ireland
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