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Ireland · July 17, 1828 – September 23, 1917Wikidata

George Bernard O'Neill

Irish artist (1828-1917)

Born in Dublin. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 182813 dated paintingsDied 1917

25 works

  • The Foundling
    The Foundling
    George Bernard O'Neill
    1852 · Tate
  • Market Day
    Market Day
    George Bernard O'Neill
    c. 1856 · Sudley House
  • The Last Day of the Sale
    The Last Day of the Sale
    George Bernard O'Neill
    1857 · Towneley Hall Art Gallery And Museum
  • The Message
    The Message
    George Bernard O'Neill
    1857 · Harris Museum
  • Manning the Navy
    Manning the Navy
    George Bernard O'Neill
    c. 1860 · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • Gran's Treasures
    Gran's Treasures
    George Bernard O'Neill
    1866 · Guildhall Art Gallery
  • The Naughty Boy
    The Naughty Boy
    George Bernard O'Neill
    1867 · Bantock House Museum
  • The Reproof
    The Reproof
    George Bernard O'Neill
    1867 · Bantock House Museum
  • Mending Dolly
    Mending Dolly
    George Bernard O'Neill
    1868 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Nestlings
    Nestlings
    George Bernard O'Neill
    1870 · Bantock House Museum
  • James Hall Nasmyth
    James Hall Nasmyth
    George Bernard O'Neill
    1874 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Not Forgotten
    Not Forgotten
    George Bernard O'Neill
    1882 · Wolverhampton Art Gallery
  • The Duet
    The Duet
    George Bernard O'Neill
    1886 · Wolverhampton Art Gallery
  • A Deathbed Scene
    A Deathbed Scene
    George Bernard O'Neill
    · National Gallery of Ireland
  • Public Opinion
    Public Opinion
    George Bernard O'Neill
    · Leeds Art Gallery
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