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KEN MORONEY (B. 1949)
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Title: Children on the Quayside (2006)
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Signature: Signed and Dated Lower Right
Provenance: Private Collection
Framed
Lot Description: A lively oil on canvas by Ken Moroney, titled Children on the Quayside. The painting captures a bustling quayside scene with docked steamships, sailing vessels, and figures walking along the sunlit harbour road. Executed in Moroney’s loose, impressionistic brushwork with a vibrant palette of ochres, blues, and whites, the work evokes a nostalgic maritime atmosphere. Signed lower right and presented in a gilt frame with white slip.
Image: 43 x 58.5 cm.; Framed: 66.5 x 82 cm. PICTURES AND PRINTS Tuesday 16th September 2025 18:56:40
Biography
KEN MORONEY (B. 1949)
Ken Moroney is a British painter known for his Impressionist-inspired style and evocative scenes of Edwardian life, landscapes, and coastal settings. He has exhibited in London and internationally, and his works are popular with collectors for their nostalgic and painterly qualities. Moroney’s paintings often feature strong light contrasts and romanticised portrayals of historic leisure scenes.
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Title: Children on the Quayside (2006)
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Signature: Signed and Dated Lower Right
Provenance: Private Collection
Framed
Lot Description: A lively oil on canvas by Ken Moroney, titled Children on the Quayside. The painting captures a bustling quayside scene with docked steamships, sailing vessels, and figures walking along the sunlit harbour road. Executed in Moroney’s loose, impressionistic brushwork with a vibrant palette of ochres, blues, and whites, the work evokes a nostalgic maritime atmosphere. Signed lower right and presented in a gilt frame with white slip.
Image: 43 x 58.5 cm.; Framed: 66.5 x 82 cm. PICTURES AND PRINTS Tuesday 16th September 2025 18:56:40
Biography
KEN MORONEY (B. 1949)
Ken Moroney is a British painter known for his Impressionist-inspired style and evocative scenes of Edwardian life, landscapes, and coastal settings. He has exhibited in London and internationally, and his works are popular with collectors for their nostalgic and painterly qualities. Moroney’s paintings often feature strong light contrasts and romanticised portrayals of historic leisure scenes.
IMPORTANT IRISH & INTERNATIONAL ART 16th September
Sale Date(s)
Lots: 1-263
Venue Address
The Square
Durrow
Co. Laois
R32 FN88
Ireland
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Important Information
Sheppard’s are pleased to present this auction of Important Irish Art. The sale includes major works of art by Daniel O’Neill, Willliam Ashford, Frank McKelvey, Grace Henry, Sean Keating, Sean McSweeney, James Humbert Craig, Sir William Orpen, Gerard Dillon, Augustus Burke, Harry Kernoff, Paul Sandby, John Henry Foley, Peter Curling, Graham Knuttel, Donald Teskey, Jean Dufy, John Behan, Rory Breslin, Siobhan Bulfin and many more.
