Window mounted watercolour painting of the Giant’s Causeway, including scenery, people and boats. This painting comes from an album dated 1838, made b… – GC1

Window mounted watercolour painting of the Giant’s Causeway, including scenery, people and boats. This painting comes from an album dated 1838, made b… – GC1

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Window mounted watercolour painting of the Giant's Causeway, including scenery, people and boats. This painting comes from an album dated 1838, made by Marcus Ward & Co, Belfast and is initialled "W.Mc.I.", presumably Dr William McIlwaine, Rector of St George's Church, Belfast. He was a Member of the Royal Irish Academy and was a contributor to "Kottabos". He published a volume of Sacred Irish Poetry which Oscar Wilde contributed in 1879, as well as other secular poetry including "A Vision of Italy" in 1860.

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