Pete Hogan, On the LIffey (1980s) gravel stone grit but flipped around a little

but flipped around a little so that they are easily used by left-handed users

It is an all around outdoor tool

The upright canes have a beautiful reddish-purple hue when they emerge

The painting is signed Eleanor O'Connor

door hooks instead of hydraulic springs

Pete Hogan, On the LIffey (1980s) gravel stone grit but flipped around a little'On the LIffey' shows a north Dublin Quay (possibly Ormonde,) reflected in the river Liffey. The Dublin quays were at this period entering a phase of rapid decline, with buildings being demolished and left to deteriorate ant an alarming rate. The only building where the shopfront is visible is Linders, Any details on which quay this is would be most welcome! Pete Hogan is a Dublin artist whose street scenes and architectural drawings have documented