Pete Hogan, Merrion Square looking towards Clare Street (1980s) Mary West artist Dublin and she later lived in

and she later lived in England and subsequently Ireland

Open length 415mm

Laundry hangs from windows

and pastoral idyll

This small painting is of a lively blue wren

Pete Hogan, Merrion Square looking towards Clare Street (1980s) Mary West artist Dublin and she later lived inWatercolour with pen and ink view from Merrion Square towards Clare Street, Trinity College and the Mont Clare hotel. Beautifully detailed, proportioned and coloured. Pete Hogan has captured the essence of this particularly fine view of Georgian Dublin. Howbert & Mays (it was Greene's bookship at the time of painting) is just out of sight around the corner on the south side of Clare Street. Oscar Wildes house is clearly visible on the corner or