Gallery of the Masters 
Thomas Roberts
1748-1778 Ireland/Landscape Painter
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Brief Biography-Thomas Roberts, born in Waterford, was a disciple of George Mullins. In 1763 he studied at the Dublin Society Schools before apprenticing to Mullins. Three years later, he exhibited at the schools and quickly achieved high esteem. The French painter Claude Vernet significantly influenced some of his work. Two of his many patrons were Viscount Cremorne, the Earl of Ross and Earl Harcourt. Roberts went to Lisbon for respite due to a pulmonary condition, where he died in 1778. His younger brother Thomas Sautelle finished some of his works. |
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A
Frost Piece
A
Landscape
A View of Lucan Demesne
An Ideal
Landscape
A Bay Horse and
Two Donkeys
A
Seastorrm
A Stormy Landscape
with Travellers
An Irish Capriccio
Landscape
Bold Sir William
-A Barb
Belleisle
A Hunting Scene
Landscape with
a Ruined Abbey
Landscape with
Castle
Belleek County
Fermanagh
Belturbet
County Caven
Coastal Landscape
with Travellers
Landstorm with
Travellers
Lough Erne from
Manor Waterhouse
Mares and a Foal in a
Wooded Landscape
Landscape
with Travellers
Slane Castle
County Meath
Lucan House
and Demesne
Landscape with
Waterfall
Landscape with River
and Horses
The River Liffey
in Lucan
The Bridge in the Park
at Carton
View of Beauparc
from the Boyne
The Park at Carton
with Ivory Bridge
The Salmon-leap
at Lexlip
View in the Demesne
of Dawson Grove
View near Enniskerry
County Wicklow
View of Clonskeagh
County Dublin
View of
Rathfarnham
The Weir in Lucan
House Demesne
Upper Lough
Erne
View in
Carton Park
A Wooded Landscape
with a Waterfall
