Harry Aaron Kernoff

Harry Aaron Kernoff (1900-1974) Description: HOLY MACKERAL (CONNEMARA FISHERMAN, RENVYLE, WALSH), 1960 signed lower right; inscribed on reverse with title, medium, artist's address [13 Stamer Street, Dublin 8] and exhibition details Dimensions: 61 by 51cm., 24 by 20in. RHA, Dublin, 1971 (Holy Mackerel), no. 1 [£75-0-0] oil on board

Harry Kernoff RHA (1900-1974) Balscadden, Howth (1936) Oil on board, 36 x 49cm (14 x 19'') Signed and dated (19) '36. Inscribed with title and artist's address verso Howth was a popular destination for the artist and features in a number of works by him such as On Howth Head which sold in our Important Irish Art Sale in December 2011. Howth had become a popular destination for day trips from the city for Dubliners from the end of the 19th century with the introduction of the railway. Howth had its beaches, tearooms and walks over Howth Head and its fine views over Dublin Bay towards south Dublin and Wicklow beyond.

Description: Harry Kernoff RHA (1900-1974) WHISKEY ROW, RINGSEND watercolour signed lower right 9 by 12.75in., 23 by 32cm. The White Gallery Ltd., London; Private collection; Sotheby````s, 13 May, 2005, lot 110; Private collection ````Harry Kernoff, RHA Exhibition of Water Colours````, The White Gallery Ltd., 2 New Burlington Street, London, 9-19 May, 1938, catalogue no. 13 [£13-10-0]By the 1840s Ringsend had lost its... More Harry Kernoff RHA (1900-1974) WHISKEY ROW, RINGSEND watercolour signed lower right 9 by 12.75in., 23 by 32cm. The White Gallery Ltd., London; Private collection; Sotheby````s, 13 May, 2005, lot 110; Private collection ````Harry Kernoff, RHA Exhibition of Water Colours````, The White Gallery Ltd., 2 New Burlington Street, London, 9-19 May, 1938, catalogue no. 13 [£13-10-0] By the 1840s Ringsend had lost its importance as a maritime centre and is described in Thom````s Almanac of 1848 as having 150 houses, with a population of 1,755. It consisted of several streets of irregularly built houses, most in ramshackle condition as evidenced in this watercolour. Among the street names which occur include “Quality Row” and “Whiskey Row”, an indication of class distinctions and commercial activities in the area at the time. The present work depicts the latter and forms part of an important visual record of old Dublin. Kernoff````s other views of Ringsend show the ship and boat building industry as seen in his watercolour Boats, Ringsend shown at the Watercolour Society of Ireland exhibition in 1932, catalogue no. 15. Estimate: €10,000 - €15,000

Harry Kernoff RHA (1900-1974) OLD MILL PORTMARNOCK, c.1926 signed lower left; with title and original price [�5-5-0] on reverse oil on board 28.575 by 38.735cm., 11.25 by 15.25in. 'Impressions and Landscape Paintings by Harry A. Kernoff', St. Stephen's Green, 20 April to 4 May, 1926, catalogue no. 38

Showing 120 of 289 lots Lot 120 Harry Kernoff RHA (1900-1974) 'Crock of Gold 'God Bless the Work' said he politely (from the James Stephen's 'Crock of Gold')' oil over pencil on board signed lower left, inscribed with title and artists address (13 Stamer Street, Dublin 8) verso (83 x 62 cm) (32.75 x 24.5 in) Exhibited: RHA, Dublin, 1966, Catalogue No.128 Estimate: �6,000 - �8,000 Enquire about this Lot View all Art by Harry Kernoff RHA (1900-1974) Print this Lot