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William Parry

Welsh artist (1743-1791)

Born in London. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 17439 dated paintingsDied 1791

10 works

  • Owen Wynne
    Owen Wynne
    William Parry
    c. 1770 · National Library of Wales
  • The Blind Harpist, John Parry (1710?–1782)
    The Blind Harpist, John Parry (1710?–1782)
    William Parry
    c. 1770 · National Museum Cardiff
  • Watkin E. Wynne (1755–1796)
    Watkin E. Wynne (1755–1796)
    William Parry
    1770 · National Museum Cardiff
  • John Parry the Blind Harpist, with an Assistant
    John Parry the Blind Harpist, with an Assistant
    William Parry
    1770–1780 · National Museum Cardiff
  • Omai (Mai), Sir Joseph Banks and Daniel Charles Solander
    Omai (Mai), Sir Joseph Banks and Daniel Charles Solander
    William Parry
    c. 1775–1776 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Omai (c.1753–c.1776/1777), Sir Joseph Banks (1743–1820), and Dr Daniel Solander (1736–1782)
    Omai (c.1753–c.1776/1777), Sir Joseph Banks (1743–1820), and Dr Daniel Solander (1736–1782)
    William Parry
    c. 1775–1776 · Captain Cook Museum Whitby
  • Omai (c.1753–c.1776/1777), Sir Joseph Banks (1743–1820), and Dr Daniel Solander (1736–1782)
    Omai (c.1753–c.1776/1777), Sir Joseph Banks (1743–1820), and Dr Daniel Solander (1736–1782)
    William Parry
    c. 1775–1776 · National Museum Cardiff
  • Robert Howell Vaughan, Aged c.60
    Robert Howell Vaughan, Aged c.60
    William Parry
    c. 1784 · National Museum Cardiff
  • Portrait of a Boy, John Parry of Gardden (b.1777)
    Portrait of a Boy, John Parry of Gardden (b.1777)
    William Parry
    c. 1785 · National Museum Cardiff
  • Sir Eubule Thelwall
    Sir Eubule Thelwall
    William Parry
    · Jesus College
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