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Eva Henrietta Hamilton

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The eldest of the famous Hamilton sisters of Hamwood, Dunboyne, Eva was educated at Alexandra College, Dublin and began exhibiting at the age of 22 with the WCSI. In 1904 she showed two portraits of her sisters at the RHA, at which institute she was to eventually exhibit 121 works in total. Three years later her younger sister Letitia enrolled at the Metropolitan School of Art, possibly to distract herself from the miseries of a failed romance, and Eva joined too, almost immediately. www.whytes.ie There Eva was heavily influenced by Orpen, although the effect was lightened somewhat when she later went on to study under Henry Tonks at the Slade. Eva and Letitia travelled, painted and exhibited together most of their lives, with Eva’s work consisting mainly of landscapes and group portraits which predominantly feature family members. www.whytes.ie
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  • ACHILL STREET SCENE by Eva Henrietta Hamilton sold for €9,500 at Whyte's Auctions

    'ACHILL STREET SCENE'

    • Price Realised: €9,500
    • Sale: 28 April 2008
    • oil on panel
    • 36 by 43cm., 14 by 17in.
  • CEILIDH AT DUNBOYNE, c.1919 by Eva Henrietta Hamilton sold for €7,200 at Whyte's Auctions

    'CEILIDH AT DUNBOYNE, c.1919'

    • Price Realised: €7,200
    • Sale: 29 November 2010
    • oil on canvas
    • 58 by 54cm., 23 by 21.2 5in.
  • THE ESTUARY, MALAHIDE by Eva Henrietta Hamilton sold for €5,000 at Whyte's Auctions

    'THE ESTUARY, MALAHIDE'

    • Price Realised: €5,000
    • Sale: 29 April 2003
    • oil on canvas
    • 44 by 44cm., 17.5 by 17.5in.
  • CHILDREN AT PORTMARNOCK, c.1929 by Eva Henrietta Hamilton sold for €3,800 at Whyte's Auctions

    'CHILDREN AT PORTMARNOCK, c.1929'

    • Price Realised: €3,800
    • Sale: 30 May 2011
    • oil on board
    • 38 by 46cm., 15 by 18in.
  • ACHILL VILLAGE, COUNTY MAYO by Eva Henrietta Hamilton sold for €3,600 at Whyte's Auctions

    'ACHILL VILLAGE, COUNTY MAYO'

    • Price Realised: €3,600
    • Sale: 02 December 2019
    • oil on panel
    • 14Ύ x 17Ύin. (37.47 x 45.09cm)
  • SELF PORTRAIT, c.1906 by Eva Henrietta Hamilton sold for €3,200 at Whyte's Auctions

    'SELF PORTRAIT, c.1906'

    • Price Realised: €3,200
    • Sale: 28 September 2009
    • oil on board
    • 64 by 51cm., 25 by 20.2 5in.
  • CLIFDEN, COUNTY GALWAY by Eva Henrietta Hamilton sold for €2,500 at Whyte's Auctions

    'CLIFDEN, COUNTY GALWAY'

    • Price Realised: €2,500
    • Sale: 27 February 2017
    • oil on board
    • 14Ό x 17Όin. (36.20 x 43.82cm)
  • HOLY ISLAND FROM MOUNTSHANNON HOUSE, COUNTY CLARE, 1947 by Eva Henrietta Hamilton sold for €850 at Whyte's Auctions

    'HOLY ISLAND FROM MOUNTSHANNON HOUSE, COUNTY CLARE, 1947'

    • Price Realised: €850
    • Sale: 28 November 2011
    • oil on canvas
    • 30 by 41cm., 12 by 16in.
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