Daffodil Art Gallery

A large and unusual art space, the Daffodil Gallery represents visual artists living and working in Ireland. It exhibits paintings, drawings, sculpture and prints from emerging and established Irish artists. The two thousand square foot gallery is spaced into three display rooms permitting an extensive and varied calendar of exhibitions of Irish art.

A sliding rack system is installed in the gallery for easy browsing of artworks. Slide projection, audio and seating facilities are also available.

First of Spring (Jock Nichol)

Services

In line with its knowledge of the Irish art market, the Daffodil art gallery provides a range of special consulting services to all art-collectors, architects and designers. These include site visits, the facility of ordering any artform within Ireland, a complete in-house framing service, tailored art packages to suit every art-buyer's artistic and investment priorities. For more information, please contact the Daffodil art gallery, without obligation.

Artists

Visual artists represented by the Daffodil Gallery include:

Ciaran Clear, Paul MacCormaic, Paul D'Arcy, Marie Fallon, Brendan Forman, Jim Kilgarriff, Ursula Klinger, Jock Nichol, Dave West, Michael Kane, Tim Goulding, Leonard Sexton, Alec McKenna, Jean-Marc Vidal, Robert Ryan, Michael Cullen, Mick O'Dea, Michael Ashur, Paddy Donaghy, Daniel Mc Keon, John Keating, David Lilburn, Sarah O' Flaherty, Sam Flemin, John Morris, Graham Elliott, Des Fitz Simon, Douglas Ross, Miriam Hennessy, Frances Lambe, Marina Hosford, Dianna Kingston, Teresa Collins, Antoin Meenan, James Savage, Caoimhghin Ó Criodheáin, Carl Jones.

Hours Of Business

Tuesday-Saturday: 10am-5.30pm.

For up to date details about new artists, group/solo art shows, or services offered to art-collectors, please contact:

Daffodil Art Gallery
Skerries
Co. Dublin
Phone: 01-849-2142
Website: daffodilgallery.com

• For details of other Leinster fine art exhibitions and collections, see: Irish Art Galleries and Museums.
• For facts about painting and sculpture in Ireland, see: Guide to Irish Art

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