The National Gallery of Ireland and The Dublin City Gallery, The Hugh Lane, each own a work, as does the Monaghan County Museum.

"Fitz Hugh Lane, Ralph Waldo Emerson, and the Gloucester Lyceum."

"Fitz Hugh Lane: Imitations and Attributions."

Hugh Lane founds the Dublin City Gallery.

Hugh Lane offered his collection of painting to the Dublin Municipal Corporation.

So the conservation team securely packed the walls from front and back and cut them into chunks that were not unlike bricks of peat, said Barbara Dawson, director of the Hugh Lane.

The Hugh Lane is a municipal gallery, they say, that should support local artists instead of blockbuster attractions.

He did not come back to Ireland when the Hugh Lane exhibited his work in 1965.

He encouraged Hugh Lane to found an Irish national art gallery, but this was prevented by Lane's death on the Lusitania.

The gallery was founded by Hugh Lane on Harcourt Street in 1908, and is the first known public gallery of modern art in the world.