WHYTE'S CLIENT SERVICES

Auction still the best way to sell art From the time of Babylon auction has been recognised as the most satisfactory way to dispose of assets of all kinds - from slaves to statues and from cattle to a Caravaggio. The competition of hundreds of bidders in the saleroom, on the telephone, live on the internet or via post or e-mail, ensures the optimum price. The auctioneer’s fees, based on prices achieved, guarantee that every effort will be made to achieve the best possible result for the owner. Superb catalogues Whyte’s exquisitely produced catalogues are renowned for their quality of presentation and scholarly content. No expense is spared to produce accurate full colour illustrations by employing the services of Ireland’s top art photographers and using the latest digital technology. Whyte’s permanent staff includes extremely well educated and experienced art historians with post graduate qualifications from leading Irish and British universities. Authoritative notes by eminent Irish art historians and critics as well as biographical details of artists are included to make the catalogues invaluable works of reference for collectors. Right: F. E. McWilliam Matriarch, €70,000 (2016) Top right: Louis le Brocquy Image of Samuel Beckett, €210,000 (2019) Far right: Tony O’Malley Spectral Garden, Bahamas, €38,000 (2010)