Daniel Maclise
(1806-1870), History and portrait painterSitter associated with 17 portraits
Artist associated with 108 portraits
Historical painter and portraitist from Cork; his enormous frescoes of The Meeting of Wellington and Blücher at Waterloo and The Death of Nelson were two of the most successful works commissioned for the Houses of Parliament.
attributed to Daniel Maclise
watercolour
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by Daniel Maclise
watercolour, published 1830
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Letitia Elizabeth Landon (Mrs Maclean)
by Daniel Maclise
pencil, black chalk and stump, circa 1830-1835
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by Daniel Maclise
watercolour and pencil, circa 1830-1835
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by Daniel Maclise
pen and ink, watercolour and pencil, corners diagonally cut, 1830
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by Daniel Maclise
pencil and watercolour, 1830
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by Daniel Maclise
pencil, circa 1831
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after Daniel Maclise
pen and ink, circa 1832
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Benjamin Disraeli, Earl of Beaconsfield
by or after Daniel Maclise
pen and ink, circa 1833
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by Daniel Maclise
pencil, 1833
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by Daniel Maclise
pencil and watercolour, 1833
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by Daniel Maclise
oil on canvas, circa 1834
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by Daniel Maclise
pencil, 1834
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Constantine Henry Phipps, 1st Marquess of Normanby
by Daniel Maclise
pen and ink, published 1835
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by Daniel Maclise
oil on canvas, circa 1836
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by Daniel Maclise
pencil, circa 1840
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by Samuel Haydon, after Daniel Maclise
drypoint etching, circa 1825-1850
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printed by Engelmann, Graf, Coindet & Co, after Daniel Maclise
lithograph, circa 1827-1832
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by Daniel Maclise, published by James Fraser
lithograph, 1830s
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