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The Coast of Clare, from Dun Aengus

Jack Butler Yeats, 1925

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This bequest of eight paintings from the collection of Mrs Sarah McLeod through the Art Fund in 2001 complements and extends the Harris Museum and Art Gallery's 20th-century collection. Both Smith and Jack Butler Yeats are represented by paintings from the 1920s, when their art was undergoing a transition. By 1925, Yeats was moving away from realism and brightening his palette, as can be seen in the almost abstract Coast of C1a.re from Dun Aengus.

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Title of artwork, date

The Coast of Clare, from Dun Aengus, 1925

Date supported

2001

Medium and material

Oil on board

Dimensions

23x35 cm

Gifted by

Mrs Sarah MacLeod

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