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“No one creates. The artist assembles memories.”– Jack B. Yeats
Coinciding with the 150thanniversary of the birth of one of Ireland’s most important artists, this exhibition explores the role of memory in Jack B. Yeats’ life and work. From his earliest forays into oil painting, Yeats was unusually reliant on memory and retrospection. Memories of childhood in Sligo inspired many of his works, and particular motifs – music and horses prominent among them – recur in his paintings. In a selection of oil paintings spanning more than 40 years, view places and people Yeats remembered, his observations of humanity, and reflections on life and loss in his later years.
Curators | Dr Brendan Rooney & Donal Maguire
Happily supported by Key Capital
With gratitude to the Friends of the National Gallery of Ireland for their financial contribution to this publication.