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1902 - 1998. Known for: Landscape, animal painting.
Phoebe Donovan (1902-1998) She was one of Victor Waddington's stable of artists, showing there regularly in both group and solo shows. She exhibited widely in Dublin with the RHA, the WCSI, IELA, the... Read full biography
Phoebe Donovan (1902-1998) She was one of Victor Waddington's stable of artists, showing there regularly in both group and solo shows. She exhibited widely in Dublin with the RHA, the WCSI, IELA, the Oireachtas exhibitions, and annually from 1960-1968 with the Dublin Painters group. She is... Read full biography
Phoebe Donovan (1902-1998) She was one of Victor Waddington's stable of artists, showing there regularly in both group and solo shows. She exhibited widely in Dublin with the RHA, the WCSI, IELA, the Oireachtas exhibitions, and annually from 1960-1968 with the Dublin Painters group. She is represented in the National Self-Portrait Collection in Limerick, and a gallery attached to her family home 'Ballymore' in Camolin, Co. Wexford, has a permanent display of her work. Source: Whyte's Auction... Read full biography
Phoebe Donovan (1902-1998) She was one of Victor Waddington's stable of artists, showing there regularly in both group and solo shows. She exhibited widely in Dublin with the RHA, the WCSI, IELA, the Oireachtas exhibitions, and annually from 1960-1968 with the Dublin Painters group. She is represented in the National Self-Portrait Collection in Limerick, and a gallery attached to her family home 'Ballymore' in Camolin, Co. Wexford, has a permanent display of her work. Source: Whyte's Auction... Read full biography
Phoebe Donovan (1902-1998) She was one of Victor Waddington's stable of artists, showing there regularly in both group and solo shows. She exhibited widely in Dublin with the RHA, the WCSI, IELA, the Oireachtas exhibitions, and annually from 1960-1968 with the Dublin Painters group. She is represented in the National Self-Portrait Collection in Limerick, and a gallery attached to her family home 'Ballymore' in Camolin, Co. Wexford, has a permanent display of her work. Source: Whyte's Auction... Read full biography