William Orpen: A Dublin Lothario sent to paint war and peace  

Author Patricia O’Reilly gives an overview of her book on the celebrated Irish artist
William Orpen: A Dublin Lothario sent to paint war and peace  

Irish artist William Orpen with his painting ‘The Black Cap’, which he was preparing for a show at the Royal Academy, on April 2, 1928.

Fri, 06 Jan, 2023 - 21:00
Patricia O’Reilly

  • Orpen at War
  • Patricia O’Reilly
  • The Liffey Press, €22.95

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