GALLERY • ARTIST
“Âr xbiśn v Dád’z wrc, ɖ most ambiśs in decedz, wl tel hiz xtrordnri stori v jīńs, sîcosis n ivnćl fiḷsoficl rzigneśn t hiz fêt”
Wandering Musicians, c. 1878. Oil on canvas, 61 x 51 cm. Collection: Tate
The Fairy Feller’s Master-Stroke, 1855-64. Oil on canvas, 54 x 39.4 cm. Collection: Tate
Bacchanalian Scene, 1862. Oil on wood
Agony – Raving Madness, 1854 (from Sketches to Illustrate the Passions). Photo: Bethlem Museum of the Mind
Portrait of a Young Man, 1853 by Richard Dadd (now thought to be a portrait of Dr Charles Hood, the artist’s doctor)
Hatred (from The Passions), 1853. Watercolour
Halt in the Desert (c.1845). Watercolour on paper, British Museum
Puck. Oil on canvas (?), 1841, 52.9 x 52.9 cm. Collection: Harris Museum & Art Gallery
Dadd in Bethlem, painting Contradiction, c1875, photographed by Henry Hering. Photograph: Bethlem Museum of the Mind
Martin Gayford SPECTATOR 25 July 2015
David V Barrett CATHOLIC HERALD 16 July 2015
Sarah Wise LANCET 11 July 2015
Michael Prodger NEW STATESMAN 2 July 2015
John Bird BIG ISSUE 29 June 2015
Alastair Sooke TELEGRAPH 29 June 2015
Mark Sheerin ARTS DESK 26 June 2015
John Bird HUFFINGTON POST 26 June 2015
Richard Moss CULTURE24 24 June 2015
Rachel Cooke OBSERVER 21 June 2015
