Irish Artists: B

From A Dictionary of Irish Artists 1913

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Baillie, Captain William

Ball, Mrs. John

Bamford, Jonathan

Barralet, John James

Barralet, John Melchior

Barret, Michael

Barrett, Jeremiah

Barter, Richard

Beauford, William H.

Beaupre, Anthony

Beechey, Richard Brydges

Benson, Charlotte E.

Beranger, Gabriel

Bermingham, Nathaniel

Bertrand, William

Berville, Augustine

Bigari, Angelo Maria

Bindon, Francis

Blakey, Nicholas

Blaymire, Jonas

Bloomfield, John

Bolton, Charles Newport

Bolton, John Nunn

Bosanquet, J. E.

Boulger, Thomas

Bowerman, Richard

Bowyer, Richard Downes

Boyd, Michael Austin

Boyle, Richard Barrington

Bradford, Louis King

Brenan, James Butler

Brennagh, Walter

Brennan, Edward J.

Brennan, James,

Brennan, Michael George

Brennan, Nicholas

Brentwood, Phillip

Bridgford, Thomas

Brien, James George

Brocas, Henry (Junior)

Brocas, James Henry

Brocas, Samuel Frederick

Brocas, William

Brooke, William Henry

Brunton, William

Brusetti, Joseph Anthony

Buck, Frederick

Buckton, William

Burgess, James Howard

Burke, Augustus Nicholas

Burnett, Francis

Burnett, William

Burton, Sir Frederick William

Burton, Samuel Frederick

Butler, Colonel Francis

Butler, Nicholas

Butts, Septimus

Byrne, Edmond Ribton

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