Eugene Riboulet (1883-1972), Farm Buildings John Faulkner artist Dublin This will help to keep

This will help to keep the water clean as the rust patina develops

This painting from the Green Cinema on St Stephen's Green in Dublin perfectly captures what must have been an exciting era: the early years of cinema and the advent of new technology

We do recommend that it is not displayed in a bright location and is kept awy from sunlight

This fluid and skillfully executed pastel drawing captures the fleeting skies and contours of the West of Ireland

This meticulously exectuted watercolour is signed and dated 1857

Eugene Riboulet (1883-1972), Farm Buildings John Faulkner artist Dublin This will help to keepEugene Riboulet was a French artist who, after marrying an Irish woman in 1952, moved to Ireland where he worked until his death in 1972. In France he had studied sculpture at the Ecole National des Beaux Arts and subsequently worked as a successful sculptor and painter, making a number of war memorials in the 1920s and winning a gold medal at Paris International Exhibition in 1937. In Ireland he became a member of the Royal Ulster Academy, had