You Don’t Have to be Irish to Hang at the National Gallery in Dublin

Posted on August 2, 2026 by Ken Dowell

European and British Art at the National Gallery of Ireland

Crucifixion, Albert Gleizes (France)
Concrete Cabin West Side, Peter Doig (Scotland)


Evie Home at Work in Her Studio, Hilda Geralda van Stockum (Netherlands)
Calisto, Richard Rothwell (Italy)
Umpferstedt III, Lionel Feininger (Germany)

The following works are from a special exhibit “William Blake, the Age of Romantic Fantasy”

The Inscription over the Gate, William Blake (England)
The Punishment of the Thieves, William Blake
The Bard, William Blake
Lady Hamilton as Casandra, George Romney (England)
The Fairy of the Fountain, William Etty (England)
The Destruction of the Temple, Samuel Colman (US)
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1 Response to You Don’t Have to be Irish to Hang at the National Gallery in Dublin

  1. retrosimba's avatar retrosimba says:
    August 2, 2026 at 8:16 am

    Seeing the work of William Blake reminds me of Bob Dylan’s “I Contain Multitudes:”

    I go right to the edge, I go right to the end
    I go right where all things lost are made good again

    I sing the songs of experience like William Blake
    I have no apologies to make

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