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About Us
.jpg) Welcome to our new up-dated online Gallery, we hope you enjoy browsing the site and additional features. You will find a wide selection of Contemporary Irish Art which we regard as the highest standard in today's art scene and Imortant Traditional Irish Art with familiar names such as Paul Henry, William Conor, Jack B Yeats, Le Brocquy, J B Vallely plus Kenneth Hall & Basil Rakoczi from the White Stag Movement and many more.
Use the search facility to search for your favourite artist or click on a category to the left to browse a collection.
Charles Gilmore Fine Art Dealers have been the leading dealers in the Irish Art world in Northern Ireland for over 15 years. Their business in Holywood is now an established part of the local community and is a popular place for people to visit while shopping in the town or pottering in the attractive shops during the week. Jane has been working in the Holywood gallery for over 5 years bringing knowledge and administrative skills to the business and will give you a warm welcome when you visit.
Following successful years in Holywood Charles has opened a second business at No.1,Lanyon Quay, Oxford Street in Belfast. In this dynamic new space we introduce many prestigious paintings, including work by Yeats, Le Brocquy, Middleton, Lennon,O'Neill and Dillon. We are currently exhibiting a range of paintings catering for both traditional and contemporary tastes and we will also be showcasing work by new local talent. Please feel welcome to visit the new gallery where experienced staff will be willing to help and inform. Charles ensures that all clients visiting the Gallery will be given an opportunity to browse freely and enjoy their viewing experience surrounded by some of Irelands greatest painters. His wide knowledge of all the works is especially beneficial to those seeking an in depth and informed visit. This is what keeps us ahead of the competition at all times and why so many customers return on a regular basis. We look forward to seeing you there in the very near future.
Charles Gilmore
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