Luke Fildes

1844–1927 · United Kingdom

Sir Samuel Luke Fildes (3 October 1843 – 28 February 1927) was a British painter and illustrator born in Liverpool and trained at the South Kensington and Royal Academy Schools. He was the grandson of the political activist Mary Fildes. Wikipedia

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Works

“The Doctor”, 1891 — National Gallery
“Applicants for Admission to a Casual Ward”, 1874 — Royal Holloway, University of London
“Queen Alexandra, when Princess of Wales”, 1893 — Royal Collection
“Queen Alexandra (1844-1925)”, 1905 — Royal Collection
“King Edward VII (1841-1910)”, 1901 — Royal Collection
“Fair Quiet and Sweet Rest”, 1872 — Warrington Museum and Art Gallery
“Simpletons”, 1873 — Wigan Arts and Heritage Service
“King George V (1865-1936)”, 1911 — Royal Collection
“Applicants for Admission to a Casual Ward”, 1909 — Tate
“King Edward VII”, 1907 — National Portrait Gallery
“Sir Paul Fildes”, 1919 — National Portrait Gallery
“The widower”, 1875 — Art Gallery of New South Wales
“Mid Herts”
“C.P.R. in Europe”
“Anti-Vivisection”
“Manchester Ship Canal”
“Self Portrait”, 1883 — Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections
“Sir Frederick Treves, 1st Bt”, 1896 — National Portrait Gallery
“Queen Alexandra (1844-1925)”, 1903 — Royal Collection
“King George V (1865-1936)”, 1912 — Royal Collection
“A Schoolgirl”, 1887 — Royal Academy of Arts
“An al fresco toilette”, 1889 — Lady Lever Art Gallery
“Mrs William Hesketh Lever (c.1851–1913), Later 1st Lady Lever”, 1896 — Lady Lever Art Gallery
“Sir Frederick Treves (1853–1923)”, 1896 — Barts Health Archives
“The Colonel”
“Bones”
“A Great Surgeon”
“Pridham”
“Through every passion raging”
“William Hesketh Lever, Later 1st Viscount of Leverhulme”, 1897 — Lady Lever Art Gallery
“Annie Winifred Marsden-Smedley”, 1900 — Southampton City Art Gallery
“HM King Edward VII, Protector of the Craft”, 1902 — Museum of Freemasonry
“The Widower”, 1904 — Walker Art Gallery
“Arthur”
“Patron's Fund”
“The King of Clubs”
“Willie”
“Henry Woods (1846–1921), RA”, 1905 — Warrington Museum and Art Gallery
“The Honourable Ethel Louise Forbes-Leith (1872–1930), Lady Forbes Leith”, 1906 — National Trust for Scotland
“Lady Royds (1846–1925)”, 1908 — Touchstones Rochdale