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Sir Donald Conroy McIntyre CBE (born 22 October 1934 in Auckland) is an operatic bass-baritone from New Zealand. Operatic career
Donald Brook (1927–2018): artist; ... Arthur McIntyre (1945–2003): artist and art critic; Alexander McKenzie (born 1971): painter, a six times finalist of the ...
Robert Scott Lauder (1803–1869), artist and portrait painter; Andrew Law (1873–1967), artist and portrait painter; William Mustart Lockhart (1855–1941), artist mainly of Glasgow-area landscapes in water-colours; John Henry Lorimer (1856–1936), portraitist and genre painter, brother of architect Robert Lorimer
Donald MacIntyre or McIntyre may refer to: Donald Macintyre (Indian Army officer) (1831–1903), recipient of the Victoria Cross Donald Macintyre (Royal Navy officer) (1904–1981), Royal Navy officer in World War II and author
A major survey exhibition, Melvin Day – Full Circle was shown at the Wellington City Art Gallery in 1984. In 1990, Day was encouraged by the New Zealand Portrait Gallery Trust to paint Donald McIntyre. In 2011 Melvin and Oroya Day gifted the portrait of McIntyre to the New Zealand Parliamentary Services. Melvin Day is considered a scholarly ...
Donald Robertson may not be a household name in the entertainment industry vein of, say, Beyoncé, Kim Kardashian or Pharrell Williams, but all three superstars are said to be big fans of the ...
She was co-founder of the Porthmadog Art Club [9] and a member of the "North Wales Group" of artists which included Sir Kyffin Williams, Elis Gwyn, Tom Gerrard, Roy Ostle, Karel Lek, Jonah Jones, Arthur Pritchard, Claudia Williams, Donald McIntyre, Helen Steinthal and Peter Chadwick.
Donald McIntyre (1831–1903), a British general in India, and holder of the Victoria Cross who was active on the frontier with Afghanistan and in suppressing the Indian Mutiny. Wrote one book about wandering and wild-sport beyond the Himalayas. [57] [73] Lewis Novra (1838–1892), an English poet and song-writer who lived at 95 Regent Street ...