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Letitia Marion Hamilton RHA
(1878-1964)
RIVERSIDE LANDSCAPE
oil on board
signed with initials lower right
13.50 by 18in. (34.29 by 45.72cm)
Provenance:
Whyte’s, 18 February 2003, lot 18;
Private collection
4,000-
5,000 (£3,278-£4,098 approx).
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Letitia Marion Hamilton RHA
(1878-1964)
ST. EDMUNDSBURY ON THE LIFFEY AT
LUCAN, COUNTY DUBLIN
oil on Windsor and Newton “Rathbone”
canvas board
12 by 16in. (30.48 by 40.64cm)
Provenance:
Gift from the artist to Mrs Fitzherbert;
Thence by descent to a private collector
in Navan, Co. Meath;
HOK Fine Art, Dublin;
Private collection, Belfast (with a letter of
provenance from HOK on reverse);
Whyte’s, 21 September 2004, lot 95;
Private collection
Built early in the 19th century as the seat
of Thomas Needham, St Edmundsbury
was later sold to one William Moran, who
added the balustraded roof parapet and
double storey oriental style wings. At the
end of the 19th century it was purchased
by Dean Swift’s St Patrick’s Hospital and
was converted by them into a
convalescent home.
4,000-
5,000 (£3,278-£4,098 approx).