Edmund Blair Leighton

 A Wet Sunday Morning (1896)

 

 Dinner Time (1918)

  

 Fame

  

 Sally (1895)

 

 September

  

 The Dedication (1908)

   

 The Golden Train (1891)

   

 The Rehearsal (1886)

  

 The Ticket

  

Where There's a Will (1892)

Miscellanea

These are paintings by artists who have been featured on this blog before. (I keep finding new works by them.)

 Albert Goodwin: Man Goeth Forth to His Labour Until the Evening (1905)

 Atkinson Grimshaw: Quai de Paris, Rouen (1893)

Benjamin Leader: A Relic of the Past

 Benjamin Leader: A Woodland Path, North Wales

 Benjamin Leader: Spring Cottage with Shepherd and Flock (1896)

 Daniel Maclise: Henry VIII's First Interview with Anne Boleyn (1835)

 Daniel Maclise: Scene from 'Twelfth Night' ('Malvolio and the Countess') (1840)

 David Roberts: The Castle of Alcalá de Guadaíra (1833)

 David Roberts: The Golden Tower (1833)

 Edmund Blair Leighton: The Conquest (1884)

 Edmund Blair Leighton: The Gallant Suitor (1890)

 Edmund Blair Leighton: The Glance that Enchants

 Edmund Blair Leighton: Witness My Act and Seal

Edmund Blair Leighton: Signing the Register

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A Source of Admiration (1904)

 In Time of Peril (1897)

[more about this painting]

 King Copetua and the Beggar Maid

[what this painting is about]

 Lady in a Garden

 Lilacs (1901)

My Fair Lady (1914)

 My Next-Door Neighbour (1894)

 Ribbons and Laces for Very Pretty Faces (1904)

 The Accolade (1901)

 The Piano Lesson (1896)

Til Death Do Us Part (1878)

[another entry in the long list of paintings of reluctant brides]

Edmund Blair Leighton

Edmund Blair Leighton (1852-1922) was a Victorian painter (sometimes considered to be one of the Pre-Raphaelites) who specialized in romanticized historical scenes. It could be argued that his paintings overly sanitized the unsavory aspects of prior eras, but the Victorians ate this stuff up. And Leighton's paintings are lovely.

 A Favour (1898)

A Little Prince Likely in time to Bless a Royal Throne (1904)

 Abelard and his Pupil Heloise (1882)

 Alain Chartier (1903)

[information about the subject of this painting]

 Call to Arms (1888)

 Courtship (1903)

 Duty (1883)

 Forest Tryst

 God Speed (1900)

In 1816