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( 1846-1930 )
Landscape and marine painter Alexander Williams studied at the RDS Drawing Schools.
In 1870 he first exhibited at the RHA and from then until 1930 he showed no fewer than 450 works and never missed a single
exhibition in sixty years. He was also a member of the Belfast Art Society. His first London show was at the Modern Gallery,
Bond Street in 1901. In the NGI he is represented by his oil 'Rocky Cliffs By The Sea' and by a watercolour 'A House By A
River'. His work can also be seen at the Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery of Modern Art.
'Rough Weather Achill Island'
Watercolour
10.3/4 X 17.3/4 inches
Surmounted in a beautiful Liam slattery Frame with glass.
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