IRISH AMERICAN SCULPTOR 1874 - 1943

JEROME CONNOR IRISH AMERICAN SCULPTOR 1874 - 1943

WISHING HAND SCULPTURE VERONICA GUERIN MEMORIAL CELTIC SERPENT AT DUBLIN CASTLE SPECIAL OLYMPICS SCULPTURE BY JOHN BEHAN THREE STATUES - MOVED TO KINGS INNS ANNA LIVIA BRONZE BY EAMONN O'DOHERTY WHO MADE THE WORLD BY CLIODHNA CUSSEN ARCHER II BY NIALL O'NEILL THE MOTHERSHIP UNIVERSAL LINKS OF HUMAN RIGHTS BY TONY O’MALLY HEALING HANDS BY TONY O'MALLY IRISH AMERICAN SCULPTOR 1874 - 1943 ÉIRE MEMORIAL BY JEROME CONNOR SEAN HEUSTON BY LAURENCE CAMPBELL TREE OF GOLD AT THE CENTRAL BANK IN DAME STREET PUBLIC ART AT YORK ROAD BRONZE STATUE OF JOHN PAUL II BRENDAN BEHAN AT BINN'S BRIDGE FOUR MASTER CELTIC CROSS A LARGE SCULPTURE OISIN KELLY METAL SULPTURE - ADELAIDE ROAD THE BEST NIGHT EVER BY BOB QUINN THE LIBERTY BELL BY VIVIENNE ROCHE OSCAR WILDE SCULPTURE IN MERRION SQUARE PARK VICTIMS BY ANDREW O'CONNOR HOW TO CAMOUFLAGE THE FOUNDATIONS OF A BUILDING THAT WAS NOT COMPLETED THE STEINE SCULPTURE BY CLIODHNA CUSSEN 3D PRINTED PINK SCULPTURE BY JAM SUTTON THE THREE ELEMENTS TO THE OSCAR WILDE SCULPTURE BY DANNY OSBORNE - 18 JULY 2020 WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS MEMORIAL BY HENRY MOORE EARLSFORT TERRACE PLAZA - THE SCULPTURE FEATURING BIRDS IN FLIGHT HAS BEEN REPLACED STATUE OF PATRICK KAVANAGH NORTH BANK OF GRAND CANAL ON MESPIL ROAD OSCAR WILDE SCULPTURE BY DANNY OSBORNE - THREE ELEMENTS THOMAS DAVIS STATUE AND FOUNTAIN BY EDWARD DELANEY - NO WATER TO BE SEEN LEAN BY CAOIMHE KILFEATHER THE KISS BY ROWAN GILLESPIE - PHOTOGRAPHED IN APRIL 2017 THIS WATER FEATURE HAD BEEN REMOVED SWEENEY ASTRAY BY DESMOND KINNEY - HAS BEEN DESTROYED BLACKROCK DOLEMEN BY ROWAN GILLESPIE ANOTHER RED METAL YOKE - NEWTOWN AVENUE SEAPOINT HARMONY A SCULPTURE BY SANDRA BELL - PEARSE SQUARE PUBLIC PARK TWO STYLISED FIGURES WITH THE OLYMPIC FLAME - SPECIAL OLYMPICS MEMORIAL BY JOHN BEHAN STATUE OF LUKE KELLY ON SLOUTH KING STREET - BY JOHN COLL THE BRONZE COW DECIDED TO MOVE FROM WOLFE TONE SQUARE TO WOOD QUAY WHERE THE GRASS IS GREENER TRIBUTE HEAD II IN MERRION SQUARE PARK FAMINE MEMORIAL BY EDWARD DELANEY OCTOBER 2020 TRIBUTE TO DERMOT MORGAN - FATHER TED IN IRELAND THERE IS A LOVE AFFAIR WITH RED METAL SCULPTURES - THIS ONE IS ON BAGGOT STREET BRIAN FRIEL AND JOHN B KEANE BY NEIL C BREEN VICTIMS BY ANDREW O'CONNOR THE MOTHERSHIP BY RACHEL JOYNT - NEWTOWNSMITH SOMEWHERE BETWEEN DUN LAOGHAIRE TOWN AND GLASTHULE NIALL O'NEILL'S ARCHER II DUBLIN'S LAST SUPPER 2004 BY JOHN BYRNE
JEROME CONNOR [IRISH AMERICAN SCULPTOR 1874 - 1943]

Jerome Connor was a sculptor whose works are rooted, not in the Celtic Revival or Catholicism, but in the secular civic humanism of the USA. He celebrated the heroes of America’s past and subjects which resonated with the Irish-American community. His work in Ireland related to the struggle for independence and to national cultural ideals. Connor was a realist sculptor whose work was at its best when modelled from life as in the two fishermen of his Lusitania Memorial, Cobh, Co. Cork. After a National Gallery retrospective in 1993, a local initiative saw the lane next to his studio just off Infirmary Road, Dublin 7, renamed ‘Jerome Connor Place’, and a plaque erected, bearing his friend Patrick Kavanagh’s obituary poem: “He sits in a corner of my memory With his short pipe, holding it by the bowl, And his sharp eye and his knotty fingers And his laughing soul Shining through the gaps of his crusty wall”

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