Irish Artists: M

From A Dictionary of Irish Artists 1913

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McAlister, George

McArdell, James

McBride, Archibald

MacDonald (or McDonnell), Alexander

MacDonald (or McDaniel), Daniel

MacDonald (or McDaniel), James

McDonnell, Francis

McDonnell, James

MacDowell, Patrick

McEvoy, William

MacKenzie, Charles

Maclise, Daniel

MacManus, Henry

McQuestion, George

Madden, Wyndham

Maelbrigte MacDurnan

Maelbrigte Ua Maeluanaigh

Maguire, Adelaide Agnes

Maguire, Helena J.

Maguire, Henry Calton

Maguire, James Robert

Maguire, Patrick

Maguire, Thomas Herbert

Maguire, William Henry

Manini, Gaetano

Marquis, James Richard

Mathewsens, Francis

Mayne, Arthur Jocelyn

Mequignon, Peter

Mercier, John Colclough

Miller, George B.

Miller, William

Milliken, Richard Alfred

Millington, James Heath

Milmore, Joseph

Milmore, Martin

Mitchell, Michael

Moloney, William

Moore, Christopher

Morgan, Richard

Morgan, William James

Morosini, George

Morphey, Garret

Mossop, William

Mossop, William Stephen

Mountstephen, Eley George

Moynan, Richard Thomas

Mulcahy, Jeremiah Hodges

Mulling, Or Moling

Mullins, George

Mulready, William

Mulrenin, Bernard

Mulvany, George Francis

Mulvany, John George

Mulvany, Thomas James

Murphy, Denis Brownell

Murphy, Edward Henry

Murphy, John Ross

Murray, Nathaniel

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