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Raymond McIntyre

New Zealand artist and art critic (1879–1933)

Born in Christchurch. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 187910 dated paintingsDied 1933

12 works

  • Portrait of William Rolleston
    Portrait of William Rolleston
    Raymond McIntyre
    1903 · Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa
  • Evening
    Evening
    Raymond McIntyre
    c. 1905 · Auckland Art Gallery
  • Portrait of Doris McIntyre
    Portrait of Doris McIntyre
    Raymond McIntyre
    1908 · Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa
  • Lizette
    Lizette
    Raymond McIntyre
    c. 1913 · Auckland Art Gallery
  • Felice
    Felice
    Raymond McIntyre
    c. 1913 · Auckland Art Gallery
  • Self portrait
    Self portrait
    Raymond McIntyre
    1915 · Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa
  • Edward McKnight Kauffer
    Edward McKnight Kauffer
    Raymond McIntyre
    c. 1915 · Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa
  • Interior
    Interior
    Raymond McIntyre
    c. 1919 · Auckland Art Gallery
  • Portrait of a lady in a black hat
    Portrait of a lady in a black hat
    Raymond McIntyre
    c. 1919 · Auckland Art Gallery
  • Haraldur Hamar
    Haraldur Hamar
    Raymond McIntyre
    c. 1923 · Auckland Art Gallery
  • Morning on the Seine
    Morning on the Seine
    Raymond McIntyre
    · Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa
  • The Painter at his Easel
    The Painter at his Easel
    Raymond McIntyre
    · Te Whare O Rehua Sarjeant Gallery
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