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An illustrated lecture by Dr. Suzanne Pegley on the power and influence of the Conolly family of Castletown House This illustrated lecture will look at the social network of the Conolly family and how significant this was for their high middle-class verging on aristocratic status in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. In past centuries, […]
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John Walsh, Ireland’s leading Flamenco guitarist, joins uilleann piper David Power and Baroque violin player Marja Gaynor for a night of unique music and arrangements. They perform a programme featuring their own arrangements of traditional Irish tunes Flamenco and contemporary music, as well as music from the Baroque period and the 19th century John Walsh (Flamenco […]
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This talk about powerful aging for women will explore the role of vital hormones, HRT (Hormone replacement Therapy) and Lifestyle Choices regarding exercise an nutrition https://powerfulagingforwomen.com/ Doors open at 2.30pm - talk starts at 3pm
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In this lecture, Gearóid Arthur Hayes opens up the investigative process behind one of his most significant recent discoveries: the reattribution of Portrait of a Lady Seated at a Writing Table from Walter Frederick Osborne to John Butler Yeats. Through detailed stylistic scrutiny, comparative analysis, and extensive archival research, Hayes reconstructs the painting’s true authorship and historical context. He will also share several of his other recent reattributions, including works by John William Waterhouse and William Orpen. Hayes concludes with a critical assessment of connoisseurship’s current position in Ireland, advocating for a renewed engagement with the materiality of artworks as a foundational component of art historical inquiry.
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