Roderic O'Conor

1860–1940 · Ireland

Roderic O'Conor (17 October 1860 – 18 March 1940) was an Irish painter who spent much of his later career in Paris and as part of the Pont-Aven movement. O'Conor's work demonstrates Impressionist and Post-Impressionist influence. Wikipedia

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Works

“Glade”, 1892 — Museum of Modern Art
“Rest”, 1904 — Hermitage Museum
“Mixed flowers on pink cloth”, 1916 — Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa
“View of Pont Aven”, 1899 — Ulster Museum
“La Ferme (The Farm)”, 1892 — Auckland Art Gallery
“La Rose du Ciel, Cassis”, 1913 — National Gallery of Ireland
“Still life with Apples and Breton Pots”, 1896 — National Gallery of Ireland
“Self-Portrait”, 1903 — National Gallery of Ireland
“Bretonne”, 1903 — National Gallery of Ireland
“A Quiet Read” — National Gallery of Ireland
“A Reclining Nude before a Mirror”, 1909 — National Gallery of Ireland
“A Landscape with Rocks” — National Gallery of Ireland
“La Jeune Bretonne”, 1895 — National Gallery of Ireland
“Between the Cliffs, Aberystwyth” — National Gallery of Ireland
“The Balustrade”, 1913 — National Galleries of Scotland
“The Farm at Lezaven, Finistère”, 1894 — National Gallery of Ireland
“Breeze”, 1898
“Paysage, Cassis”, 1900
“Moonlit Landscape with Tall Trees”, 1900