MARY BOURKE : Hugh Lane […] was the most important patron of the arts Ireland has ever had.  He worked day and night to instigate a great European modern art centre in Dublin out of which the Municipal Gallery of Modern Art was established. He gave numerous superb pictures to the National Gallery of Ireland and he was also the first person to put the spotlight on Irish artists by holding an exhibition of their work in London.

☐ « The Irish landscape through the eyes of the painter » in Timothy Collins (ed.), Decoding the landscape, Galway : Centre for landscape studies, 1994 (p. 142)

COMPLÉMENT BIBLIOGRAPHIQUE

• « Hugh Lane's life and achievment », Londres : John Murray, 1921
   
• « Deirdre, ou Le sort des fils d'Usnach », Cognac, 1997