Collection: Daniel Maclise

Cork-born, London-celebrated, and one of the greatest Irish painters of the 19th century.

Daniel Maclise (1806–1870) rose to the top of the Victorian art world with monumental compositions drawn from Irish legend, medieval history, and Shakespearean drama. His frescoes in the Houses of Parliament — The Death of Nelson and The Meeting of Wellington and Blücher — remain among the most ambitious works of public art commissioned from any Irish artist. Dramatic, technically masterful, and unmistakably rooted in an Irish sensibility.

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