Edmund Blair Leighton

1852–1922 · United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · Pre-Raphaelite

Edmund Blair Leighton (21 September 1852 – 1 September 1922) was an English painter of historical genre scenes, specialising in Regency and medieval subjects. His art is associated with the Pre-Raphaelite movement of the mid-to-late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, though his artwork is less stylised and much more naturalistic. Wikipedia

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“The Accolade”, 1901
“God Speed”, 1900
“Stitching the Standard”, 1911
“Lady Godiva”, 1892 — Leeds Art Gallery
“The Hostage”, 1912
“The Shadow”
“The Accolade”
“In Time of Peril”, 1897 — Auckland Art Gallery
“Alain Chartier (painting)”, 1903
“The End of the Song”, 1902
“Faded Laurels”, 1889
“The Wedding Register”, 1920 — Bristol City Museum & Art Gallery
“Olivia”, 1887
“Abelard and his Pupil Heloise”, 1882
“The Glance that Enchants”, 1902
“Chaff”
“A Stern Chase, is a Long Chase”, 1897
“A Little Prince likely in Time to bless a Royal Throne”, 1904
“Adieu”, 1901 — Manchester Art Gallery
“Pelleas and Melisande”, 1910 — Williamson Art Gallery and Museum
“The Boyhood of Alfred the Great”, 1913 — Kirklees Museums and Galleries
“The Keys”, 1909
“The Lord of Burleigh”, 1919
“The Lord of the Manor”
“How Liza Loved the King”, 1890 — Towneley Hall Art Gallery And Museum
“Sorrow and Song”, 1893 — Bristol City Museum & Art Gallery
“Waiting for the Coach”, 1895 — Manchester Art Gallery
“Market Day”, 1900 — Laing Art Gallery
“On the Threshold”, 1900 — Manchester Art Gallery
“The Love Letter”, 1915
“Lay thy sweet hand in mine and trust in me”, 1891
“Interesting strangers”, 1881
“The Request”, 1909
“The question”
“The Prisoner”, 1922
“The New Governess”, 1894
“The roses' day”
“The Trysting Place”, 1901
“The window seat”, 1905
“Till Death Us Do Part”, 1878

Edmund Blair Leighton

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