John O'Connor
1830–1889 · Irish · 15 artworks
RealismPrecise architectural renderingAtmospheric perspectiveDetailed cityscape portrayalUse of light and shadowRealistic depiction of urban life
artist bio
John O'Connor was an Irish Realist painter known for his detailed cityscapes and landscapes, particularly of London and European cities. His work captures the atmosphere and architectural details of urban environments with a focus on accuracy and light.
what you'll learn
Studying O'Connor's work allows students to understand the principles of Realism, particularly in capturing urban landscapes and architectural details. Students can learn about composition, perspective, and the use of light to create atmospheric effects.
related: Canaletto, Camille Pissarro, James McNeill Whistler
15 artworks
The Embankment, London
1874
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Venetian Scene
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The Ghetto, Rome
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The Ford
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York Watergate and the Adelphi from the River, London
1872
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Vicenza
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St Paul's from Ludgate Hill
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The Market Place, Vicenza
1881
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A mountainous wooded river landscape with a figure crossing a bridge
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Edinburgh from St Anthony's Chapel
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A view of Waterloo Bridge, with St. Paul's in the distance
1875
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View from the National Gallery
1881
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Ludgate, Evening
1887
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Rome, the Bridge of Sant'Angelo
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From Pentonville Road Looking West, London, Evening
1884
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