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

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

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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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