A View of Rye Water near Leixlip Irish Art Print

Questions about this print

Where is the original A View of Rye Water near Leixlip?
It hangs in the National Gallery of Ireland as NGI.4129: oil on canvas, 51 × 76 cm, purchased in 1975. William Davis painted it in the 1850s.

Where is the Rye Water?
The Rye Water is the river that joins the Liffey at Leixlip, on the Kildare–Dublin border. The painting looks along it.

Who was William Davis?
William Davis (1812–1873) was a Dublin-born landscape painter who settled in Liverpool and worked in the Pre-Raphaelite orbit there. His close, naturalist attention to light and water is what this quiet river scene is about.

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