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giving up art in 1775
Despite the mythical name
1946 and 'Pond Life'
Slight waterstain to left all to no real detriment
In 1909 he joined Diaghilev’s Ballets Russes as a teacher and mime artist and travelled with the company to France and England
William Gorman Wills 19th.Century Irish School Pastel Portrait Of A Lady Circa.1880 Emilio Scanavino giving up art in 1775William Gorman Wills, 1828 1891. 19th. Century Irish School Pastel Portrait of a Lady Circa. 1880. Drawn on wove paper laid onto card. 44 by 49. 5 cms oval image. 66 by 71 cms. Overall in original 19th. Century gilt gesso frame. William Gorman Wills born in Kilmurry Co. Kilkenny. A kinsman of Oscar Wilde. After studying at the Royal Hibernian Academy as a young man he went on to lead a somewhat bohemian, semi sucessful and chaotic life as an artist,
