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Roderic O'Connor

1860-1940 Ireland/Post Impressionism

 

Brief Biography-Roderic O’Connor was born in Castleplunkett, County Roscommon. He spent time at the Royal Hibernian Academy and later visited Antwerp and Paris. He was one of the few Irish artists who the impressionists influenced, perhaps with the exceptions of Walter Osborne and Sir John Lavery. Nevertheless, Bastien Lepage made an impression on most Irish artists. After returning from Tahiti, he became a close friend of Paul Gauguin and knew Van Gogh, who influenced his work. O’Connor, at the time, was the only Irish artist to be recognised internationally.

 

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Peasant
Knitting

Breton Peasant Knitting

Romeo and
Juliet

Romeo and Juliet

La Ferme de
Lezaven Finistere

La Ferme de Lezaven Finistere

La
Jeune Fille

La Jeune Fille

Seascape with
Pink Foam

Seascape with Pink Foam

Field of Corn
Pont Aven

Field of Corn Pont Aven

Le
Soir

Le Soir

Self
Portrait

Self Portrait

A Young
Breton Girl

A Young Breton Gir

Le Cap
Canaille Cassis

Le Cap Canaille Cassis

Breton
Girl

Breton Girl #

Still Life with
Three Jugs

Still Life with Three Jugs


Bretonne

The Young Bretonne

Seated
Woman

Seated Woman with Roses


Anemones

Anemones

In the
Studio

In the Studio