Patrick Hennessy
Irish · 1915–1980 · Painter
Patrick Anthony Hennessy RHA was an Irish realist painter. He was known for his highly finished still lifes, landscapes and trompe l'oeil paintings. The hallmark of his style… (Wikipedia)
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- THE LEGEND AND THE SEAWhyte's · €32,000≈ $45,917≈ £25,468Sign up to see
- CONNEMARA PONIESWhyte's · €29,000≈ $34,200≈ £19,844Sign up to see
- THE BROKEN JUGWhyte's · €19,000≈ $29,693≈ £14,909Sign up to see
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- BUTTERFLY BOY, c.1978€7,800≈ $9,692≈ £5,416Sign up free to see
- €9,500≈ $11,804≈ £6,597Sign up free to see
- €29,000≈ $34,200≈ £19,844Sign up free to see
- €10,000≈ $12,154≈ £6,734Sign up free to see
- €14,000≈ $17,016≈ £9,427Sign up free to see
- €3,200≈ $3,913≈ £2,168Sign up free to see
- €1,600≈ $2,127≈ £1,115Sign up free to see
- €6,600≈ $8,102≈ £4,510Sign up free to see
- SELF PORTRAIT, circa 1938€3,000≈ $3,857≈ £2,024Sign up free to see
- €3,400≈ $4,372≈ £2,294Sign up free to see
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About Patrick Hennessy
Patrick Anthony Hennessy RHA was an Irish realist painter. He was known for his highly finished still lifes, landscapes and trompe l'oeil paintings. The hallmark of his style was his carefully observed realism and his highly finished surfaces, the result of a virtuoso painting technique. He was brought up in Arbroath by his mother and step-father, his father having been killed during World War One. He attended Dundee School of Art where he met his lifelong companion, the painter Henry (Harry) Robertson Craig. Two of his paintings were accepted in 1939 at the Royal Scottish Academy for their Annual Exhibition. For the next 29 years he lived in Ireland with extended trips abroad. He was elected a member of the Royal Hibernian Academy in 1949. The Hendriks Gallery in Dublin and the Guildhall Galleries in Chicago were the main outlets for his work. In the late 1960s he moved permanently to Tangier and then, after suffering ill health, to the Algarve. He died in London.
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