Born in Dublin 1939 he began his artistic career in Belfast in the 1950s as an apprentice to the linen designer John Shaw Brown. After three years there he returned to the capital and worked as a commercial artist for an advertising company.  An avid traveler Graham has been on numerous expedit...

Albert Irvin was a prolific British artist, best known for his exuberant paintings, watercolours, screenprints and gouaches. He was born in London and continued to live and work there throughout his life. His art focuses on capturing and exploring the experience of being in the world. The first maj...

Alethea Garstin was born in Penzance, Cornwall in 1894. She began to paint at the age of 16 and although she never received any formal training, she was predominately taught by her father, the acclaimed painter Norman Garstin, who also taught artists such as Harold Harvey. In 1912, at the tender ag...

Little information exists in relation to this painter, which is surprising when one notes the quantity of work which he exhibited at the RHA during his career. With the exception of four random years during the sixty year period in which he worked, (1864-1934), Grey showed an average of eight painti...

Born in Dublin, Alice Hanratty studied at the National College of Art and Design and at the Hornsey College of Art in London. Best known for her printmaking skills, she has held solo shows in Dublin, Bangor and in Nairobi, Kenya. Although familiar with many printing techniques, etching is Hanratty's...