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Henry Joy McCracken, (1767-98) (oil on canvas)
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Henry Joy McCracken, (1767-98) (oil on canvas)
476183 Henry Joy McCracken, (1767-98) (oil on canvas) by Harrison, Sarah Cecilia (1863-1941); Ulster Museum, Belfast, Northern Ireland; (add.info.: Henry Joy McCracken (1767-98) was an Irish industrialist and a founding member of the Society of the United Irishmen. Following the United Irishmen-led Rebellion in Leinster in May 1798 McCracken was arrested, court-martialled and hanged at Corn Market, Belfast on July 17 1798.); Irish, out of copyright
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This black and white portrait captures the essence of Henry Joy McCracken, a prominent figure in Irish history. Painted by Sarah Cecilia Harrison, this oil on canvas print showcases McCracken's profile with remarkable detail. Henry Joy McCracken was not only an industrialist but also a founding member of the Society of the United Irishmen. This rebellious group aimed to unite Ireland and fight for independence from British rule. However, their efforts were met with resistance, leading to the infamous Rebellion in Leinster in May 1798. Following his involvement in the rebellion, McCracken faced dire consequences. He was arrested, subjected to a court-martial, and ultimately hanged at Corn Market in Belfast on July 17th, 1798. His unwavering dedication to his cause made him a symbol of leadership and resilience during tumultuous times. In this half-length seated portrait, we see McCracken exuding strength and determination despite his impending fate. The monochrome palette adds depth and intensity to his expression as he gazes into the distance with piercing eyes. This painting serves as both a tribute to Henry Joy McCracken's legacy as well as a reminder of Ireland's struggle for freedom. It stands proudly within the Ulster Museum in Belfast, Northern Ireland—a testament to one man's unwavering commitment towards achieving a united Ireland.
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