Our Featured
Artists

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Alexander, Douglas
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Ballard, Brian
Behan, John
Bewick, Pauline
Blackshaw, Basil
Brocquy, Louis Le
Brady, Charles
Brohan, James
Brophy, Elizabeth
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Carey, Joseph William
Carrick, Desmond
Casey, Comhghall
Collis, Peter
Cope, Elizabeth
Craig, James
Crozier, William
Cunningham, Grace
Curling, Peter
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Davis, Gerald
Donovan, Jack
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Egginton, Frank
English, James
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Finnin, Martin
Flood, Kevin
Fox, Bob
French, Percy
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Gillespie, George
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Hamilton, Ken
Hamilton, Letitia
Hayes, Edwin
Higgins, R.B.
Hone, Evie
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Kelly, Paul
Kenny, Alan
Kingerlee, John
Klitz, Tony
Knuttel, Graham
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Leonard, Patrick
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Maccabe, Gladys
MacGonigal, Maurice
Maderson, Arthur K.
McAllister, Therese
McGuinness, William B.
Maguire, Cecil
Maile, Ben
McCaig, Norman
McGrane, Henry
McSweeney, Sean
Minihan, John
Mooney, Martin
Moroney, Ken
Morris, John
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O'Malley, Tony
O'Neill, Mark
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Robinson, Markey
Rothwell, Richard
Russell, George
Ryan, Thomas
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Pye, Patrick
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Schwatschke, John
Shawcross, Neil
Steyn, Stella
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Francis Tansey
Teskey, Donald
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Webb, Kenneth
Wilks, Maurice
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Yeats, Jack B.
Yeats, John B.
Young, Mabel
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The Jack Donovan Collection
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WEDDING FUND
Treasures,
39 Church Street,
Athlone,
Co.Westmeath,
Ireland.
Tel: (00353)906475762
Mobile: (00353)879080707
e-mail:
treasuresathlone@gmail.com
Opening hours
10am-7pm Mon-Sat
(or by appointment)
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Biography
Born in Limerick in 1934, Jack Donovan has exhibited extensively throughout Ireland with The Taylor Galleries, The RHA, Limerick City Art Gallery and the Cross Gallery Dublin among others.
Donvan’s style draws inspiration from Spanish artist’s such as Picasso and Velasquez. His most recent solo exhibition with the Cross Gallery described the artist’s “…carefully composed theatrical characters as their spare and stylised settings… fraught with naivety of style and boldness of colour… [with] an undercurrent of darkness…”.
Donovan is the former Head of Limerick School of Art and Design, where he was mentor to John Shinnors among others.
In 2004 he was the subject of a major retrospective at the Limerick City Art Gallery.

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