Irish artist John James Barralet, who lived between 1747 and January 16, 1815, devoted the last half of his professional career in the United States. Barralet was born in Dublin, Ireland, and is of French ancestry. After studying under James Mannin, he became a drawing teacher in Dublin early in his career. However, he eventually moved to London and began watercolour painting. In 1770, he sent three landscape paintings to the Royal Academy, and in the years that followed, he occasionally submitted work. He was hired to draw the covers for publications about Irish antiquities. He immigrated to America in 1795 and settled in Philadelphia, where he passed away in 1815. Infrequently between the years of 1775 and 1789, his brother J. Melchior Barralet, a teacher at the Royal Academy School, sent slightly coloured drawings to the Academy Exhibitions
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