
Sarah Purser
Sarah Purser (1848–1943) was an influential Irish stained glass artist and painter, recognized for her contributions to the arts in Ireland during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. She played a vital role in the Irish Arts and Crafts movement and was a founding member of the United Arts Club in Dublin. Purser’s work is celebrated for its artistic innovation and craftsmanship, particularly in stained glass windows, including those in prominent churches and public buildings. Her legacy continues to inspire artists, and she is remembered as a significant figure in the cultural history of Ireland.
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Recent news mentions
Sarah Purser was a student of John Hughes and admired his work.
Frank McNally on the ‘tragedy’ of a great Irish sculptor, John Hughes – The Irish TimesNumber 11 was where the artist Sarah Purser had her studio.
Regency home on prestigious Dublin terrace with stylish sunroom for €4m – The Irish TimesSarah Purser was a stained-glass artist who was informed by George Russell about the Markievicz couple's arrival in Dublin.
A count in arrears – Frank McNally on a first-ever solo exhibition of the life and work of Casimir Markievicz – The Irish Times













