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Early Life, Family and Training Sir John Lavery was born in inner North Belfast on 20 March 1856. He was the son of Henry Lavery and Margaret Lavery, née Donnelly. His childhood was marked by a sudden and heavy loss when his father, Henry, drowned in April 1859. The accident occurred during the sinking of the packet ship Pomona off the coast of Co. Wexford, Ireland, while the vessel was en route to New York. This tragedy left the young
boy to be raised in the wake of such a sudden departure. His path toward art began in Scotland. During the 1870s, he attended the Haldane Academy in Glasgow, where he first began to develop his technical skills. This training provided the foundation for a life spent observing the world through a lens of light and form. After his time in Glasgow, he moved to London to study at Heatherley's School. This period of study was followed by…