拍品專文
Hilary Pyle (loc. cit) comments of this work 'Two girl's heads are seen to the left, with a man wearing a cap, who stands beside them on the ferry. The water stretching behind them and the city on the horizon are rendered in rich dark colours, under a pale grey-blue sky'. Hilary Pyle considers that the paintings of the River Liffey are among the artist's most romantic, and the paintings from the late 1920s executed during his most romantic period.