The Virgin and Child
at National Gallery of Ireland
George William Russell
British1867–1935
About
George William Russell, who wrote with the pseudonym Æ, was an Irish writer, editor, critic, poet, painter and Irish nationalist. He was also a writer on mysticism, and a central figure in the group of devotees of theosophy which met in Dublin for many years.
Notable works
Portrait of Iseult Gonne (Mrs Francis Stuart)
at National Gallery of Ireland
A Landscape with a Couple, and a Spirit with a Lute
at National Gallery of Ireland
A Landscape with a Woman and Child and three Spirits
at National Gallery of Ireland
A Spirit or Sidhe in a Landscape
at National Gallery of Ireland
A Female with a Lyre
at National Gallery of Ireland
A Forest Animal
at National Gallery of Ireland
A Female with a Lyre
at National Gallery of Ireland
Portrait of David Houston, Professor at the Royal College of Science
at National Gallery of Ireland
Landscape with Figures
at National Gallery of Ireland
Works in the collection
11 works
The Virgin and Child
at National Gallery of Ireland
Portrait of Iseult Gonne (Mrs Francis Stuart)
at National Gallery of Ireland
A Landscape with a Couple, and a Spirit with a Lute
at National Gallery of Ireland
A Landscape with a Woman and Child and three Spirits
at National Gallery of Ireland
A Spirit or Sidhe in a Landscape
at National Gallery of Ireland
A Female with a Lyre
at National Gallery of Ireland
A Forest Animal
at National Gallery of Ireland
A Female with a Lyre
at National Gallery of Ireland
Portrait of David Houston, Professor at the Royal College of Science
at National Gallery of Ireland
Landscape with Figures
at National Gallery of Ireland
More by George William Russell in institutions
National Gallery of Ireland
Dublin City, Ireland
