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National Trust, Castle Coole
Castle Coole is a masterpiece of the purest Neo-classical building in Ireland. It was built to a design by James Wyatt between 1789 and 1795, with fine plaster ceilings made by Joseph Rose, and scagliola columns and pilasters by Domenico Bartoli, for Armar Lowry-Corry, 1st Earl Belmore (1740–1802) and further decorated opulently by his son, Somerset, 2nd Earl Belmore, in the Regency style, in preparation for a visit by George IV.
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Allegorical Scene with Juliana, Countess of Carrick (1727/8–1804), as Wisdom Directing Her Younger Daughters, Lady Henrietta Butler... 1771 Richard Cosway (1742–1821)Allegorical Scene with Juliana, Countess of Carrick (1727/8–1804), as Wisdom Directing Her Younger Daughters, Lady Henrietta Butler (1750–1785), Later Viscountess Mountgarret, and Lady Margaret Butler/Lowry-Corry (1748–1775), as Beauty and Virtue, to the Altar of Diana 1771 National Trust, Castle Coole
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Lady Margaret Butler/Lowry-Corry (1748–1775), as Diana c.1771–1772 Robert Hunter (c.1715/1720–c.1803)Lady Margaret Butler/Lowry-Corry (1748–1775), as Diana c.1771–1772 National Trust, Castle Coole
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Landscape with a Waterfall between Cliffs with Peasants Netting Fish in the Foreground Jonathan Fisher (d.1809)Landscape with a Waterfall between Cliffs with Peasants Netting Fish in the Foreground National Trust, Castle Coole
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Galbraith Lowry-Corry (1706–1769), MP 1755/1765 Irish SchoolGalbraith Lowry-Corry (1706–1769), MP 1755/1765 National Trust, Castle Coole
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The Saloon at Castle Coole 1987 Edmund Fairfax-Lucy (b.1945)The Saloon at Castle Coole 1987 National Trust, Castle Coole
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Arthur Wellesley (1769–1852), 1st Duke of Wellington 1816 Peter Turnerelli (1774–1839)Arthur Wellesley (1769–1852), 1st Duke of Wellington 1816 National Trust, Castle Coole
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Mary Corry (1710–1774), Mrs Margetson Armar c.1730/1733 Anthony Lee (active 1724–1767) (possibly)Mary Corry (1710–1774), Mrs Margetson Armar c.1730/1733 National Trust, Castle Coole
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The Rest on the Flight into Egypt with Putti-Angels and a Lamb c.1620 Flemish SchoolThe Rest on the Flight into Egypt with Putti-Angels and a Lamb c.1620 National Trust, Castle Coole
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Castor and Pollux, the Heavenly Twins 1783 Giovanni Battista Cipriani (1727–1785)Castor and Pollux, the Heavenly Twins 1783 National Trust, Castle Coole
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Somerset Lowry-Corry (1774–1841), 2nd Earl Belmore c.1800 Hugh Douglas Hamilton (1739–1808)Somerset Lowry-Corry (1774–1841), 2nd Earl Belmore c.1800 National Trust, Castle Coole
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Portrait of an Unknown Woman c.1720/1730 James Maubert (1666–1746) (attributed to)Portrait of an Unknown Woman c.1720/1730 National Trust, Castle Coole
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Called 'Colonel Margetson Armar (1700–1773)' c.1710/1720 Irish SchoolCalled 'Colonel Margetson Armar (1700–1773)' c.1710/1720 National Trust, Castle Coole
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Dublin Bay from Phibsborough 1809 John Henry Campbell (1757–1829)Dublin Bay from Phibsborough 1809 National Trust, Castle Coole
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The Leslie Conversation Piece (A Musical Rivalry) c.1760–1765 Irish SchoolThe Leslie Conversation Piece (A Musical Rivalry) c.1760–1765 National Trust, Castle Coole
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Colonel John Corry (1666–1726), MP, in Armour c.1685–1695 Thomas Pooley (1646–1723) (attributed to)Colonel John Corry (1666–1726), MP, in Armour c.1685–1695 National Trust, Castle Coole
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Martha Corry (1704/1705–1759), Later Mrs Edmund Leslie (Corry) c.1730/1733 Anthony Lee (active 1724–1767) (possibly)Martha Corry (1704/1705–1759), Later Mrs Edmund Leslie (Corry) c.1730/1733 National Trust, Castle Coole
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Lady Louise Mary Ann Julia Harriet Lowry-Corry (1781–1862), Countess of Sandwich Hugh Douglas Hamilton (1739–1808)Lady Louise Mary Ann Julia Harriet Lowry-Corry (1781–1862), Countess of Sandwich National Trust, Castle Coole
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Sleeping Cupid early 19th C François Duquesnoy (1597–1643) (after)Sleeping Cupid early 19th C National Trust, Castle Coole
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Robert Lowry of Aghenis (d.1729) c.1690/1700 Irish SchoolRobert Lowry of Aghenis (d.1729) c.1690/1700 National Trust, Castle Coole
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Sarcophagus c.1750–1850 Italian SchoolSarcophagus c.1750–1850 National Trust, Castle Coole
