Edmond Delrenne

Edmond Delrenne was a Belgian refugee who arrived in Dublin circa 1914 and remained here throughout the First World War. He exhibited four war scenes at the RHA in 1915 and 1916, giving his address as care of Dermod O'Brien, at whose home in Cahirmoyle, Co. Limerick, he stayed for a period. According to Dermod O'Brien's son, Dr Brendan O'Brien, Delrenne was in Dublin at the time of the 1916 Easter Rising and witnessed a man beside him killed by a stray bullet. www.whytes.ie

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'HENRY STREET, DUBLIN, DURING THE 1916 RISING'
- Price Realised: €10,000
- Sale: 09 April 2006
- oil on canvas
- 61 by 51cm., 24 by 20in.
'HENRY STREET, DUBLIN, AFTER THE EASTER RISING, 1916 and WOMEN AND CHILDREN BEFORE CITY RUINS, 1916 (A PAIR)'
- Price Realised: €4,200
- Sale: 30 April 2007
- watercolour with bodycolour over crayon on paper
- 25 by 17cm., 10 by 6.75in.
'DUBLIN 1916 INCLUDING A VIEW OF THE IRISH REPUBLIC FLAG OVER THE G.P.O., SACKVILLE STREET (A PAIR)'
- Price Realised: €2,900
- Sale: 26 May 2014
- pastel; (2)
- 6 by 9.5in., 15 by 23.75cm.

'HENRY STREET, DUBLIN, DURING THE 1916 RISING'

'HENRY STREET, DUBLIN, AFTER THE EASTER RISING, 1916 and WOMEN AND CHILDREN BEFORE CITY RUINS, 1916 (A PAIR)'

'DUBLIN 1916 INCLUDING A VIEW OF THE IRISH REPUBLIC FLAG OVER THE G.P.O., SACKVILLE STREET (A PAIR)'