THE IRISH BOOK LOVER
A recent gift from Dr Bruce Stewart on his visit to our Irish Library.
This is one of four titles edited by him for The Princess Grace Library series.
The Irish Book Lover was published between 1909 and 1957.
The Bell Gallery opened in Belfast in 1964 in Alfred Street, later moving to 2 Malone Road near the University and later for 27 years at Adelaide Park in "Leafy Malone" in South Belfast.
The Gallery is now trading as an Internet Gallery from its website bellgallery.com,
offering interesting Paintings, Drawings,Sculpture and small Objects of Irish interest.
Also, Irish Artist 's Catalogues, Monographs and related Reference Books.
Works illustrated on the site are for sale (unless temporally reserved ) and all are clearly priced in pounds sterling. Though I no longer have a "Walk in Gallery" works may be viewed by arrangement. Viewers will notice there is no requirement to "Register or "Sign in", so please explore all aspects freely.
View.........Browse........ Buy.... or ....... email me to bellgallery@btinternet.com.
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National Irish Visual Arts Library in Dublin
Professor Edward Murphy from Dublin visited me here last week.He showed his new 8 page brochure for Nival, publicising their records of Irish artists and galleries, and the databases of 35 special col...
Se do bheatha [ hail]
Liam Breandan de Frinse
oil on canvas over a deep stretcher
12'' x 12''
Born Belast 1949, worked in Harland and Wolf shipyard, studied at Queens University, lectured in political science.
Later setting up a studio to paint full time.
''As a painter
Later setting up a studio to paint full time.
''As a painter
£80
