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James Petrie

1760 - 1819

Key facts

  • Art period: Early Modern
  • Born: 1760, Dublin, Ireland
  • Works on this site: 1
  • Museums on this site: National Gallery of Ireland
  • Top 3 works: Self-Portrait

The Life and Work of James Petrie

James Petrie was a painter born in Dublin, Ireland. His life and career are tied to the history of the Kingdom of Great Britain and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. He spent his life in Dublin, where he eventually died in 1819.

The artist's recorded contributions to the art world include a notable work from the early nineteenth century. His catalog includes the following piece:

Quiz

There is only one correct answer for each question.

Question 1:
Where was James Petrie born?
Question 2:
In what year was the work 'Self-Portrait' created?
Question 3:
What was James Petrie's occupation?
Question 4:
In which year did James Petrie die?
Question 5:
What is the title of the approved work by James Petrie in our catalog?

Questions & Answers

What is the title of the approved work by James Petrie in our catalog?

Self-Portrait

What was James Petrie's occupation?

Painter

How long did James Petrie live?

59 years (1760–1819)

When and where was James Petrie born?

1760, Dublin, Ireland

How many of James Petrie's paintings are on ArtsDot.com?

1

Who is James Petrie?

The Life and Work of James Petrie James Petrie was a painter born in Dublin, Ireland. His life and career are tied to the history of the Kingdom of Great Britain and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. He spent his life in Dublin, where he eventually died in 1819. The artist's recorded contributions to the art world include a notable work from the early nineteenth century. His catalog includes the following piece:

Where is James Petrie from?

Ireland

When did James Petrie die?

1819

Is James Petrie's work still under copyright?

No, works by this artist are in the public domain.

What art period did James Petrie belong to?

Early Modern