Sir Martin Archer Shee

1769–1850

Sir Martin Archer Shee, ‘A Young Bacchus’ exhibited 1824
A Young Bacchus exhibited 1824
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Biography

Sir Martin Archer Shee PRA (23 December 1769 – 13 August 1850) was an Irish portrait painter and president of the Royal Academy.

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Artworks

Sir Martin Archer Shee, ‘A Young Bacchus’ exhibited 1824

Sir Martin Archer Shee A Young Bacchus

exhibited 1824
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Sir Martin Archer Shee, ‘Thomas Morton Esq.’ exhibited 1835

Sir Martin Archer Shee Thomas Morton Esq.

exhibited 1835
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attributed to Sir Martin Archer Shee, ‘Gilbert Stuart’ ?1788

Attributed to Sir Martin Archer Shee Gilbert Stuart

?1788
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Sir Martin Archer Shee, ‘Two Rustic Figures’ c.1817

Sir Martin Archer Shee Two Rustic Figures

c.1817
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