Random Inspiration: Sir John Lavery (1856-1941)

by Matthew Innis |

Belfast-born painter, Sir John Lavery, was one of the most prominent painters of Edwardian British aristocracy despite a beginning which was anything but auspicious.  Orphaned by the age of three, Lavery and his brother and sister were scattered amongst his father’s relatives in Ireland.  John spent the next several years of his life in Moira…

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