Biography
William Mulready (1786–1863) — Irish genre painter (1786–1863).
William Mulready worked as painter, illustrator, draftsperson and artist and is associated with United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. Their documented life spans the years 1786 to 1863, born in Ennis, died in Bayswater.
| Disciplines | painter, illustrator, draftsperson, artist |
|---|---|
| Born | 1786, Ennis |
| Died | 1863, Bayswater |
| Nationality | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland |
Works
- Blackheath Park
- An Alley with a Passage through a House
- An Old Gable
- Anatomical Study of a Horse, Founded on `Eclipse', Nov. 26, 1832
- The Wolf and the Lamb
- The Last In
- John Varley
- Carghill and Touchwood
- Choosing the Wedding Gown
- Self-Portrait of the Artist Reclining on a Gothic Couch Reading a Book
- Lock gate
- The Ford (‘Crossing the Ford’)
- The Rattle
- The Interior of an English Cottage
- Study of a Male Nude
- Figure Studies
- William Mulready
- Bathers Surprised
- Study for ‘Interior of an English Cottage’
- Head of a Bearded Man Gazing to His Left
- Female Nude, Seated, Three Quarter View from Front
- Crossing the Ford
- The Sonnet
- Fair Time (‘Returning from the Ale-House’)
- The Farrier's shop
- Ira Aldridge, Possibly in the Role of Othello
- A Gypsy Encampment
- Woman with Ringlets, Standing
- The Young Brother
