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Michael Angelo Hayes

1820-1877 Ireland/Watercolours

 

Brief Biography-Michael Angelo Hayes was born in Waterford in 1820. His father, Edward Hayes, taught him, and he studied at the Royal Hibernian Academy. The Academy elected him in 1854, and Hayes became secretary two years later. He concentrated on horses and military subjects and exhibited in London at the New Society of Water-colours. He painted in oils, but some of his more outstanding paintings were watercolours. His most famous works were the series of six Charles Bianconi horse-drawn travelling cars. He sadly died by drowning in 1877.

 

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18th Royal
Irish

The Eighteenth Royal Irish Regiment of Foot at the Storming of the Forts of Amoy

Sackville
Street Dublin

Sackville Street Dublin

Military
Parade

Military Parade at Dublin Castle

John Poyntz
5th Earl Spencer

John Poyntz Fifth Earl Spencer with the Ward Union Hunt

Leaving for
the Hunt

Leaving for the Hunt Outside the South Gate of Dublin Castle


16th Lancers
Battle of Aliwal

Sixteenth Lancers Battle of Aliwal

Car Traveling in the
South of Ireland 1

Car Traveling in the South of Ireland 1

Car Traveling in the
South of Ireland 2

Car Traveling in the South of Ireland 2

Car Traveling in the
South of Ireland 3

Car Traveling in the South of Ireland 3

Car Traveling in the
South of Ireland 4

Car Traveling in the South of Ireland 4

Car Traveling in the
South of Ireland 5

Car Traveling in the South of Ireland 5

Car Traveling in the
South of Ireland 6

Car Traveling in the South of Ireland 6