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.jpg "The Derby by John Lavery")
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.jpg "The Honeymoon by John Lavery")
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.jpg "Spring. Allegory of Spring: Portrait of a Woman Clothed in White with a Bouquet of Flowers. Painting by Sir John Lavery (1856-1941) by John Lavery")
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.jpg "The Bridge at Grez by John Lavery")
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.jpg "The Tennis Match by John Lavery")
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.jpg "Women Working in Factory, Newcastle by John Lavery")
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.jpg "The Golden Turban by John Lavery")
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.jpg "Goose Girls by John Lavery")
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.jpg "Spring by John Lavery")
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.jpg "Minesweepers in Harbour, from British Artists at the Front, Continuation of The Western Front, 1918 by John Lavery")
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.jpg "The Fleet, A Misty Day, 1917, from British Artists at the Front, Continuation of The Western Front, 1918 by John Lavery")
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.jpg "King George V, Queen Mary, the Prince of Wales and Princess Mary in the White Drawing Room, Buckingham Palace, London, 1913 by John Lavery")
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.jpg "State Visit of Queen Victoria to the Glasgow International Exhibition, 22 August 1888 by John Lavery")
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.jpg "A Lady in Black and Green: Mrs Freda Dudley Ward by John Lavery")
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.jpg "Breakfast on the Terrace by John Lavery")
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.jpg "Under the Cherry Tree, the Bridge at Grez by John Lavery")
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.jpg "A Rally by John Lavery")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Lady in a Green Coat by John Lavery")
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.jpg "Lady Victoria Bullock by John Lavery")
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.jpg "Mrs Winston Churchill with her daughter, Sarah by John Lavery")
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.jpg "A Fair Spaniard (portrait of Mrs Chowne) by John Lavery")
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.jpg "A Cup of Chocolate by John Lavery")
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.jpg "Study for Ariadne by John Lavery")
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.jpg "The Green Sofa by John Lavery")
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.jpg "Winston Churchill by John Lavery")
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.jpg "The Path by the River, Maidenhead by John Lavery")
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.jpg "The People")
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.jpg "The Verandah, 1912 by John Lavery")
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.jpg "The Grey Drawing Room, Tangiers by John Lavery")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1315838).jpg "A Garden in the South of France by John Lavery")
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.jpg "Lady Simon, 1935 by John Lavery")
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.jpg "On the Riviera, 1920 by John Lavery")
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.jpg "A Visitor by John Lavery")
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.jpg "A Lady in Black: Portrait of Jean Ainsworth, Viscountess Massereene and Ferrard by John Lavery")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-892604).jpg "Portrait of a Lady Seated on a Sofa by John Lavery")
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.jpg "Aida, a Moorish Maid by John Lavery")
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.jpg "Hazel in Black and Gold by John Lavery")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1315473).jpg "The French Consulate, Grand Canal, Venice by John Lavery")
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.jpg "Boating Scene at Maidenhead by John Lavery")
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.jpg "The First Wounded, London Hospital by John Lavery")
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.jpg "An Aerodrome, from British Artists at the Front, continuation of The Western Front, 1918 by John Lavery")
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.jpg "Winter in Florida by John Lavery")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1122120).jpg "The Studio by John Lavery")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-892862).jpg "Evening, Tangier by John Lavery")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1133481).jpg "The Beach, Tangiers by John Lavery")
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.jpg "The Red Rose, 1923 by John Lavery")
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.jpg "Glasgow International Exhibition by John Lavery")
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.jpg "The Bridge at Grez by John Lavery")
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.jpg "A Stranger by John Lavery")
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.jpg "The Spanish Hat or Mrs. Gerard Chowne by John Lavery")
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.jpg "Eileen Lavery Holding a Tennis Racket by John Lavery")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Woman by John Lavery")
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.jpg "A Coast Defence, from British Artists at the Front, Continuation of The Western Front by John Lavery")
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.jpg "The Harbour at St. Jean de Luz - Early Morning, 1917 by John Lavery")
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.jpg "Kelvingrove, View from the River by John Lavery")
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.jpg "The Red Hat by John Lavery")
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.jpg "On the Beach by John Lavery")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-911565).jpg "Lady Astor playing golf at North Berwick by John Lavery")
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.jpg "Portrait of Miss Gerda Rydberg by John Lavery")
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.jpg "A Young Woman Pushing a Baby in a Pram by John Lavery")
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.jpg "The Forth Bridge, from British Artists at the Front, continuation of The Western Front by John Lavery")
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.jpg "Mary in Black by John Lavery")
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.jpg "Tangier, the White City by John Lavery")
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.jpg "Monte Carlo, Afternoon by John Lavery")
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.jpg "An Impression in the Underwood by John Lavery")
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.jpg "The Charge, 1892 by John Lavery")
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.jpg "Coastal Scene by John Lavery")
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.jpg "The Bathing Pool, North Berwick by John Lavery")
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.jpg "Tea at Palm Springs by John Lavery")
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.jpg "The Moorish Flag, Hoisted on the German Legation, Tangier by John Lavery")
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.jpg "Portrait of Betty, Three-Quarter Length Seated, Reading a Book by John Lavery")
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.jpg "Lady Henry")
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.jpg "The Earl of Plymouth by John Lavery")
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.jpg "Portrait of a seated lady by John Lavery")
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.jpg "The Peoples")
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.jpg "A Grey Summers Day, Grez by John Lavery")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-890512).jpg "Chiswick Baths, c.1929 by John Lavery")
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.jpg "The Blue Hungarians by John Lavery")
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.jpg "The Drawing Room, Falconhead by John Lavery")
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.jpg "There")
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.jpg "On the Loing by John Lavery")
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.jpg "Viscountess Wimborne by John Lavery")
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.jpg "The First Wounded in London Hospital, August 1914 by John Lavery")
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.jpg "An aerodrome in 1918 by John Lavery")
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.jpg "Wounded; The London Hospital, 1914-19 by John Lavery")
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.jpg "Armistice Day, 1920 by John Lavery")
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.jpg "Tangier Bay by John Lavery")
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.jpg "The Golf Links, North Berwick by John Lavery")
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John Lavery was an Irish painter who was internationally renowned in his day. Lavery's childhood and the way to art was tragic. He was born in Belfast, where his family first planned to open an inn. But the business remained unsuccessful. When Lavery was 3 years old, his father decided to take a ship to America in the hope of giving his family a better life. However, he never arrived in New York because the ship capsized. Shortly afterwards, Lavery's mother died and the three children became orphans. The siblings were separated and John was placed with an uncle in rural Northern Ireland. However, for unknown reasons, John was sent to Scotland at the age of 10 to live with a wealthy cousin of his aunt. He ran away from there at the age of 15 and lived on the streets of Glasgow for a while until he was finally sent back to Moira. There he lived for another 2 years. During this time he became interested in painting and began to learn how to copy copperplate engravings.
When Lavery returned to Glasgow, he was able to get an apprenticeship as a photographer's retoucher at the Glasgow Herald. The good pay, which was good by then standards, enabled him to enrol at one of the best art academies in Glasgow. This was the beginning of his artistic training, which would later take him to Paris and London, among other places. Lavery studied in Glasgow under Joseph Crawhall II. His breakthrough as an artist came in 1888, when he was commissioned to photograph Queen Victoria's state visit. From then on he was a much sought-after portrait and society painter. Shortly afterwards he moved to London, where he became friends with James Abbott McNeill Whistler. Whistler exerted a great influence on Lavery's work.
Lavery was married twice. His first wife Kathleen MacDermott died of tuberculosis after two years of marriage. The couple had a daughter. About 8 years later Lavery married again. His second wife Hazel Lavery, born Martyn, came from a wealthy Irish-American family. She brought her daughter Alice, from a previous relationship, into the marriage. The beautiful Hazel posed for her husband in over 400 paintings. Even when Lavery was commissioned by the Irish government to design a motif for a banknote, Hazel posed for him. The Lavery couple moved in the highest circles in London and received many celebrities from politics and art. Lavery was knighted in 1918 and later accepted into the Royal Academy. He was the only one who was appointed honorary citizen of both Dublin and Belfast. During the Second World War, Lavery, who was now widowed, sought refuge with his stepdaughter and her husband in Northern Ireland. He remained steadfastly committed to art there and was already planning his next painting on the day of his death.
John Lavery was an Irish painter who was internationally renowned in his day. Lavery's childhood and the way to art was tragic. He was born in Belfast, where his family first planned to open an inn. But the business remained unsuccessful. When Lavery was 3 years old, his father decided to take a ship to America in the hope of giving his family a better life. However, he never arrived in New York because the ship capsized. Shortly afterwards, Lavery's mother died and the three children became orphans. The siblings were separated and John was placed with an uncle in rural Northern Ireland. However, for unknown reasons, John was sent to Scotland at the age of 10 to live with a wealthy cousin of his aunt. He ran away from there at the age of 15 and lived on the streets of Glasgow for a while until he was finally sent back to Moira. There he lived for another 2 years. During this time he became interested in painting and began to learn how to copy copperplate engravings.
When Lavery returned to Glasgow, he was able to get an apprenticeship as a photographer's retoucher at the Glasgow Herald. The good pay, which was good by then standards, enabled him to enrol at one of the best art academies in Glasgow. This was the beginning of his artistic training, which would later take him to Paris and London, among other places. Lavery studied in Glasgow under Joseph Crawhall II. His breakthrough as an artist came in 1888, when he was commissioned to photograph Queen Victoria's state visit. From then on he was a much sought-after portrait and society painter. Shortly afterwards he moved to London, where he became friends with James Abbott McNeill Whistler. Whistler exerted a great influence on Lavery's work.
Lavery was married twice. His first wife Kathleen MacDermott died of tuberculosis after two years of marriage. The couple had a daughter. About 8 years later Lavery married again. His second wife Hazel Lavery, born Martyn, came from a wealthy Irish-American family. She brought her daughter Alice, from a previous relationship, into the marriage. The beautiful Hazel posed for her husband in over 400 paintings. Even when Lavery was commissioned by the Irish government to design a motif for a banknote, Hazel posed for him. The Lavery couple moved in the highest circles in London and received many celebrities from politics and art. Lavery was knighted in 1918 and later accepted into the Royal Academy. He was the only one who was appointed honorary citizen of both Dublin and Belfast. During the Second World War, Lavery, who was now widowed, sought refuge with his stepdaughter and her husband in Northern Ireland. He remained steadfastly committed to art there and was already planning his next painting on the day of his death.
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.jpg "Moonrise by John Lavery")
.jpg "The Firth of Forth, Wind, 1917, from British Artists at the Front, Continuation of The Western Front, 1918 by John Lavery")
.jpg "The Blue Bay: Mr Churchill on the Riviera by John Lavery")
.jpg "Girl in a red dress reading by a swimming pool by John Lavery")