Dr Robert Bohanさんのイラストまとめ

William Mulready (1786-1863) was a Clare man who was brought up in London. His genre scenes focus on romantic & childhood subjects. His draughtsmanship was such that he was known as the English Michelangelo. His experience of racism gave his work a uniquely empathetic form

James Arthur O’Connor (c1792-1841) was another romantic painter. He could paint images of great emotion but was also forced to paint pot-boilers to eke a living in a country with no understanding of art. I love the dramatic canvases as well as his relaxed landscapes too.

Thomas Hickey (1741-1824) was a Dubliner who made his name in India. His work is not well known but deserves greater awareness. He painted images of Indians & the British & Irish colonists who controlled the country.

James Barry (1741-1806) was the greatest Irish painter of the 18th C - he was a pioneer of neoclassical art & also an idiosyncratic visionary - even today his genius is not widely known.

Irish patronage was restricted to the Anglo-Irish ascendancy who preferred to collect foreign painters. They did however like to have their parks painted. This encouraged George Barret (2728/32-84) to come to Ireland.

Boy with Flowers (2020) https://t.co/lNZL3eqnwj

Pink Sparrow (2020) https://t.co/4bGHPbJAkB

Boy with Flowers (2020) https://t.co/lNZL3eqnwj

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The Peacock Cloak (2017) https://t.co/9KwmVSeeBh

Vincent is a great friend & gentleman as well as a gifted realist painter. His oil paintings & prints are works of great beauty. To see his works & buy a masterwork visit https://t.co/cLzVoU8lTY #BuyIrish