William Docherty Weir
Below is William Docherty Weir’s current online portfolio. If you are looking for something in particular by William Docherty Weir and can't find it here then please do get in touch. Also you may be interested in browsing our William Docherty Weir archive.
William Docherty Weir is currently exhibiting 8 works
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Santa Cruz, Teneriffe
Medium: Original Watercolour on Paper
Size: 13cm x 18cm
Price: £165.00 (change currency)
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Blue Mountains From Pennant Hills
Medium: Original Watercolour on Paper
Size: 25cm x 36cm
Price: £375.00 (change currency)
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Trent, Near Nottingham
Medium: Original Watercolour on Paper
Size: 34cm x 50cm
Price: £695.00 (change currency)
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Haystacks At Edge Of Meadow
Medium: Original Watercolour on Paper
Size: 25cm x 45cm
Price: £465.00 (change currency)
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Santa Cruz, Teneriffe
Medium: Original Watercolour on Paper
Size: 48cm x 70cm
Price: £1,650.00 (change currency)
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Portrait Of Janie (Artist's Wife)
Medium: Original Oil on Board
Size: 43cm x 30cm
Price: £1,450.00 (change currency)
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Ballyholme Jetty And Boatman Tommy McMahon
Medium: Original Oil on Canvas
Size: 61cm x 91cm
Price: £4,950.00 (change currency)
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Boatman With Lobster Pots
Medium: Original Oil on Canvas
Size: 61cm x 91cm
Price: £4,950.00 (change currency)
William Docherty Weir’s Biography 1863 - 1903
William Docherty Weir worked in Belfast for the well known firm, David Allen and Sons of London as their chief graphic designer. He was a founder member of The Belfast Ramblers' Sketching Club in 1879, the parent body of the Royal Ulster Academy. Apart from the quality and draughtsmanship of William Docherty Weir’s work, a unique aspect of his work is that he painted for his own personal pleasure. Martyn Anglesea, Keeper of Fine Art, Ulster Museum has described William Docherty Weir as an unjustly neglected artist.
