Irish painting found on ebay could fetch nearly $200,000
Posted on Thursday, December 02, 2010 at 01:54 AM
RSS 
Recent Posts
- Irish Eurovision star Ryan Dolan’s song enters charts in 17 countries, including Australia - VIDEO
- Surfing descendents of the King of the Blasket Islands to unite in new documentary - VIDEO
- Farmers stage 24-hour prayer vigil for fine weather on Kerry-Cork border - VIDEO
- Ellen DeGeneres mocks Abercrombie & Fitch’s sizing and customer policies – VIDEO
- Students use tilt-shift photography to create toy town video of Dublin city
Archives
READ MORE- Historic Irish painting found for sale on ebay
A painting of the Battle of Aughrim, that has huge historical significance, and was discovered on ebay earlier this year is being put up for sale.
The Gorry family in Dublin acquired the painting for an undisclosed sum. They brought it back to Ireland and now plan to sell it, with an asking price of nearly $200,000.
James Gorry said he hoped a State institution might buy the painting to add to the national collection, but he admitted the outcome was “unlikely given the way things are”.
The painting will be available for sale from “from next Sunday at 3pm” from the Gorry's own gallery on Molesworth Street.
A painting of the Battle of Aughrim, that has huge historical significance, and was discovered on ebay earlier this year is being put up for sale.
The Gorry family in Dublin acquired the painting for an undisclosed sum. They brought it back to Ireland and now plan to sell it, with an asking price of nearly $200,000.
James Gorry said he hoped a State institution might buy the painting to add to the national collection, but he admitted the outcome was “unlikely given the way things are”.
The painting will be available for sale from “from next Sunday at 3pm” from the Gorry's own gallery on Molesworth Street.
Comment
Be the first to make a comment.
Most Popular Blog Posts
- Boston immigration center apologizes to young...
- Irishman John Downey arrested for 1982 IRA...
- Young Irish woman turned in to U.S. authorities
- Justice Minister hangs on as Shattergate...
- Amnesty International says Ireland’s abortion...
- One in seven people on social welfare in...
- Government minister calls for investigation...
- Sleazy secrets and the American Dream of...
- ‘Quiet Man’ star Maureen O’Hara says John...
- New book ‘John F. Kennedy - Among the Germans’.
Make a comment

