James Arthur O'Connor — 3D virtuaalne muuseum

Kõime virtuaalses galeriis, kus on üles rikutud 32 James Arthur O'Connor teost.

• James Arthur O'Connor teos View of the Devil's Glen
• Moonlight – kataloogirekord – kunstnik James Arthur O'Connor
• A Thunderstorm: the Frightened Wagoner – kataloogirekord – kunstnik James Arthur O'Connor
• The Poachers – kataloogirekord – kunstnik James Arthur O'Connor
• A Landscape
• Landscape With A Stream And Woods – kataloogirekord – kunstnik James Arthur O'Connor
• The Devil's Glen, County Wicklow – kataloogirekord
• A View of the Glen of the Dargle, James Arthur O'Connor
• In The Dargle Country, Ireland – kataloogirekord – kunstnik James Arthur O'Connor
• A wooded river landscape with figures conversing on a path – kataloogirekord – kunstnik James Arthur O'Connor
• A Waterfall - – kataloogirekord – kunstnik James Arthur O'Connor
• Scene In County Wicklow, James Arthur O'Connor
• James Arthur O'Connor: A Landscape, Homeward Bound
• Night – kataloogirekord
• Across the river to the mountains beyond – kataloogirekord – kunstnik James Arthur O'Connor
• James Arthur O'Connor teos Landscape With Sheep
• James Arthur O'Connor: Castle Arras, Near Alf, On The Moselle
• The Edge Of A Forest, Storm Coming On – kataloogirekord – kunstnik James Arthur O'Connor
• Figures and cattle on a hillside track
• A Waterfall
• James Arthur O'Connor teos Evening
• A Landscape
• Town Of Westport And Clew Bay, County Mayo – kataloogirekord – kunstnik James Arthur O'Connor
• Landscape, James Arthur O'Connor
• Landscape - – kataloogirekord – kunstnik James Arthur O'Connor
• A Landscape – kataloogirekord – kunstnik James Arthur O'Connor
• James Arthur O'Connor teos Wooded Glen With An Angler
• James Arthur O'Connor teos Ower On The Bank Of A River With Two Men Fishing
• Lismore Castle – kataloogirekord – kunstnik James Arthur O'Connor
• James Arthur O'Connor teos The Trout Stream
• Morning, James Arthur O'Connor
• James Arthur O'Connor: A pier in choppy seas with figures in the foreground and sailing boats beyond, traditionally described as 'the old fish market at brighton'