Royal Hibernian Academy Annual Exhibition, 1861
End Date: 1861
Type: Annual exhibition
Description: 33rd annual exhibition. 621 works exhibited in total.
Policy: 'Before the year 1805, Exhibitions in annual succession were unknown in Ireland. The Professors of the Fine Arts had no permanent bond to unite them, nor place for the Exhibition of their works'. This changed in 1824, when George IV granted a royal charter to the Royal Hibernian Academy and one of its members, Francis Johnston, Esq., provided the Professors with an Academy House and suitable Galleries for exhibition.
A gallery for the reception of Antique Statues and Modern Works of Sculpture was supplied in 1830, by the erection of a new building on land adjoining the existing academy, funded by Mrs. Johnston, widow of the late President, Francis Johnston above (p. 3).
Display Arrangement: Sculpture and architectural drawings featured in the Sculpture Room.
Exhibits
Exhibition included Chief Justice Lefroy
1860
Exhibition included Bust of the late Admiral Trench
1861
Exhibition included Bust of Master Denman Cropper
1861
Exhibition included A Head of the Saviour
Exhibition included Bust of a Child
1861
£5
Exhibition included Marble Bust of a Lady
Exhibition included Bust of the late Lord Monck
1861
Exhibition included Bust of a Lady
1861
Exhibition included Bust of the late Thomas Farrell, Esq.
1861
Exhibition included Pastime - Original Model
Exhibition included Marble Bust of the Rev. H. Lloyd, SF, TCD
Exhibition included Bust of a Gentleman
1861
Exhibition included Titania
1861
Exhibition included Model Statue of Goldsmith
Exhibition included Design for the De Vesci Testimonial
1861
Exhibition included Patrick Sarsfield, Earl of Lucan, Sketch Model Design
Exhibition included Bust of a Lady
Offered for sale A Head of the Saviour
1861
£80
marble version
Offered for sale A Head of the Saviour
1861
£5
plaster version
Offered for sale Pastime - Original Model
£60
marble version
Offered for sale Pastime - Original Model
£5
plaster version
Offered for sale Titania
£200
marble version
Offered for sale Titania
£10
plaster version
Organizing Institution or Venue
Organized by Royal Hibernian Academy of Arts of Painters, Sculptors, Architects and Engravers
1861
Participants
Exhibitors included Terence Farrell
'Pastime - Original Model'
Exhibitors included John Henry Foley
'Model Statue of Goldsmith'
Exhibitors included Charles Papworth
Multiple works
Exhibitors included John Lawlor
Multiple works
Exhibitors included Christopher Moore
Multiple works
Exhibitors included Thomas Farrell
Multiple works
Citing this record
'Royal Hibernian Academy Annual Exhibition, 1861', Mapping the Practice and Profession of Sculpture in Britain and Ireland 1851-1951, University of Glasgow History of Art and HATII, online database 2011 [http://sculpture.gla.ac.uk/view/event.php?id=msib3_1203422452, accessed 25 Mar 2023]
