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Francis Bindon

Irish architect and painter (1690-1765)

Born in Ireland. Died in Ireland.

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A life in paintings

Born 169010 dated paintingsDied 1765

12 works

  • Portrait of Turlough O'Carolan
    Portrait of Turlough O'Carolan
    Francis Bindon
    c. 1720 · National Gallery of Ireland
  • Portrait of a Young Man
    Portrait of a Young Man
    Francis Bindon
    c. 1720 · National Gallery of Ireland
  • Jonathan Swift
    Jonathan Swift
    Francis Bindon
    c. 1724–1726 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Colonel Henry O'Hara (d.1745)
    Colonel Henry O'Hara (d.1745)
    Francis Bindon
    c. 1725–1735 · Ulster Museum
  • Hugh Boulter (1672–1742), Primate of Ireland (1724–1742)
    Hugh Boulter (1672–1742), Primate of Ireland (1724–1742)
    Francis Bindon
    c. 1730 · Public Record Office of Northern Ireland
  • Portrait of Jonathan Swift (1667-1745), Satirist
    Portrait of Jonathan Swift (1667-1745), Satirist
    Francis Bindon
    c. 1735 · National Gallery of Ireland
  • Dean Jonathan Swift (1667–1745), Author and Satirist
    Dean Jonathan Swift (1667–1745), Author and Satirist
    Francis Bindon
    c. 1740 · Government Art Collection
  • Charles Cobbe, Archbishop of Dublin
    Charles Cobbe, Archbishop of Dublin
    attributed to · Attributed to Francis Bindon
    c. 1742 · National Trust
  • George Macartney (1671–1757)
    George Macartney (1671–1757)
    Francis Bindon
    c. 1750 · Ulster Museum
  • George Macartney (1671–1757)
    George Macartney (1671–1757)
    Francis Bindon
    c. 1750 · Ulster Museum
  • Portrait of Jonathan Swift (1667-1745)
    Portrait of Jonathan Swift (1667-1745)
    Francis Bindon
    · National Gallery of Ireland
  • Hugh Boutler (1672–1742), Fellow (1696–1719)
    Hugh Boutler (1672–1742), Fellow (1696–1719)
    Francis Bindon
    · Magdalen College
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