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WHYTESSINCE 1783
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Evie Hone HRHA (1894-1955)
DESIGN FOR ANDREW JAMESON WINDOW, ST. MARY’S CHURCH OF
IRELAND, HOWTH, COUNTY DUBLIN
gouache
14 by 9.75in. (35.56 by 24.77cm)
Provenance:
Studio of the artist;
By descent to Margaret Clarke;
Thence by descent to her son, David Clarke
The present design is for a stained-glass window in St. Mary’s Church of
Ireland, Howth.The finished window - which differs only slightly from the
present design - is located beside the baptismal font in the church, it
illustrates the miracle of Jesus and was executed in 1943 in memory of former
Deputy Lieutenant, Rt. Hon Andrew Jameson of Sutton House, County Dublin.
€800-€1,200 (£690-£1,030 approx.)
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Evie Hone HRHA (1894-1955)
TWO DESIGNS FOR STAINED GLASS WINDOWS
gouache; (pentagonal)
13.50 by 13in. (34.29 by 33.02cm)
Provenance:
Studio of the artist;
By descent to Margaret Clarke;
Thence by descent to her son David Clarke
€600-€800 (£430-£690 approx.)
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Evie Hone HRHA (1894-1955)
THE ANNUNCIATION
gouache over pencil with wash; (pentagonal)
with inscribed Dawson Gallery label on reverse
15.25 by 9in. (38.74 by 22.86cm)
Provenance:
Dawson Gallery, Dublin;
Private collection
Exhibited:
‘Religious & Secular works by Evie Hone’, Dawson Gallery, Dublin,
until 4 June 1957, exhibition no. 23 [Studies for Stained Glass]
The exhibition comprised studies for the Eton College Window, Stations of
the Cross Kiltulla, Co. Galway, cartoons for the window in St. Stanisllaus
College,Tullabeg, Downe Window, Kent and St. John’s Church, Malone, Belfast.
Presented in original Dawson Gallery frame.
€800-€1,000 (£690-£860 approx.)