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James Arthur O'Connor

Irish artist (1792-1841)

Born in Dublin. Died in Brompton.

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A life in paintings

Born 179228 dated paintingsDied 1841

49 works

  • Ballinrobe House
    Ballinrobe House
    James Arthur O'Connor
    c. 1818 · National Gallery of Ireland
  • The Mill, Ballinrobe
    The Mill, Ballinrobe
    James Arthur O'Connor
    c. 1818 · National Gallery of Ireland
  • Pleasure Grounds, Ballinrobe
    Pleasure Grounds, Ballinrobe
    James Arthur O'Connor
    c. 1818 · National Gallery of Ireland
  • A View of Lough Mask
    A View of Lough Mask
    James Arthur O'Connor
    c. 1818 · National Gallery of Ireland
  • Scene in County Wicklow
    Scene in County Wicklow
    James Arthur O'Connor
    1820 · Ulster Museum
  • Town of Westport and Clew Bay, County Mayo
    Town of Westport and Clew Bay, County Mayo
    James Arthur O'Connor
    1825 · Victoria and Albert Museum
  • The Field of Waterloo
    The Field of Waterloo
    James Arthur O'Connor
    1826–1841 · National Trust
  • The Edge of a Forest, Storm Coming On
    The Edge of a Forest, Storm Coming On
    James Arthur O'Connor
    1826 · Nottingham Museums
  • Worthing Beach, West Sussex
    Worthing Beach, West Sussex
    James Arthur O'Connor
    1827 · Brighton Museum & Art Gallery
  • The Trout Stream
    The Trout Stream
    James Arthur O'Connor
    1828 · Victoria Art Gallery
  • The Devil's Glen, County Wicklow
    The Devil's Glen, County Wicklow
    James Arthur O'Connor
    1828 · Victoria and Albert Museum
  • Night
    Night
    James Arthur O'Connor
    c. 1828–1840 · Victoria and Albert Museum
  • Morning
    Morning
    James Arthur O'Connor
    c. 1828–1840 · Victoria and Albert Museum
  • In the Dargle Country, Ireland
    In the Dargle Country, Ireland
    James Arthur O'Connor
    1829 · Sheffield Galleries and Museums Trust
  • A Wooded River Landscape with Fishermen
    A Wooded River Landscape with Fishermen
    James Arthur O'Connor
    c. 1830 · Yale Center for British Art
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