James (1887) Dixon

James Dixon (Irish 1887-1970) The Steamer Wheat

James Dixon (1887-1970) MAGGIE THE COWS ARE IN THE CLOVER GO AND DRIVE THEM MAGGIE TO THE OLD RED BARN, TORY ISLAND, 1968

James Dixon (1887 - 1970) West End Village Tory Island Oil on board, 56 x 77cm (22 x 30¼'') Signed, inscribed and dated 1964 A native of Tory Island (Co. Donegal), James Dixon enjoyed a simple life of fishing and farming, and was introduced to

A Silver Swing Handle Cake Basket Sheffield 1887 Maker James W Dixon 400gms 14.1 oz Of Oval Form Lobed Border Stamped With Leaves And Blooms Raised On An Oval Foot 28.5cm

JAMES DIXON | Fishing in Co. Clare

James Dixon (1887-1970)Ocean Liner at ToryOil on paper, 57 x 77cm (22½ x 30¼'')Signed and indistinctly inscribed with legendProvenance: From the collection of Anne Crookshank and thence by family descent.

JAMES DIXON | The Sinking of the Titanic

James Dixon (1887-1970)Figures with FlagsOil on paper laid on board, 38.7 x 33.4cm (15¼ x 13'')Signed and inscribed “Tory Island” and dated 10.9.1966Provenance: From the King of Tory - the collection of Patsy Dan Rogers, sold these rooms

JAMES DIXON

James Dixon (1887-1970)Figures with FlagsOil on paper laid on board, 38.7 x 33.4cm (15¼ x 13'')Signed and inscribed “Tory Island” and dated 10.9.1966Provenance: From the King of Tory - the collection of Patsy Dan Rogers, sold these rooms

James Dixon. "Tomato Harvesting," Oil on Canvas

James Dixon (1887-1970)Grey Leg Ducks on the West End Lake, Tory IslandOil on board, 38 x 41cm (15 x 16¼'')Signed, inscribed and dated 1967Provenance: With Hillsboro Fine Art, label verso.

James Dixon (1887-1970)Padde Curragh Fishing on Camus More BayOil on paper, 41 x 66cm (16 x 22'')Signed, inscribed 'Padde Curragh Fishing on Camus More Bay Tory Island about 70 years ago when there was no gut or flies fishing going by James Dixon,

DIXON, JAMES: "The Last Rose of Summer".

DIXON, JAMES: Ships and sharks.

DIXON, JAMES: "The first seaplane".

DIXON, JAMES: "The Last Rose of Summer".

James Dixon (1887-1970) The first and last airship to pass Tory Island on her way to America long before the First World War Oil on paper, 55.5 x 75cm (21¾ x 29½'') Signed, inscribed with legend and dated 3.8.’63

James Dixon (1887 - 1970) Oil on Board

James Dixon (1887 – 1970) Giant Muldoon at the West End Village, Tory Island Oil on board, 38 x 53cms (15 x 21”) Signed, indistinctly inscribed with legend and dated 1967 Exhibited: ‘Ireland: Her people and landscape’ Summer loan show, T

JAMES DIXON (1887–1970) Cutty Sark Oil on paper laid on board, 54.5 x 76cm (21½ x 30) Signed and inscribed 'Cutty Sark, the famous British Windjammer' Exhibited: London Auction/Desmond Fine Art, 'Contemporary Artists from Ireland' July 1990

James Dixon (1887 -1970) Wild Goose Oil on paper, 40 x 49cm Signed, dated and inscribed 'Mr Wallace Clark arriving to Tory Island to see some of his friends. By James Dixon 9.5.65' Provenance: Acquired directly from the artist and hence b

James Dixon (1887 - 1970) Mr Wallace Clark and Crew Oil on board, 35 x 24.5cm Signed, dated and inscribed 'Mr Wallace and Crew on a longe (sic) voyage from Londonderry to Iona. By James Dixon wishing them all the best of luck 10.5.65' P

James Dixon (1887 - 1970) The Voyage to Iona Oil on board, 35 x 50cm Signed and inscribed indistinctly 'Mr Wallace Clark Rockwood upper lands Co. Derry (ILL) some of his crew on the river inland Derry before...(ILL)' Provenance: Acquir