Frank Dicksee

Sir Francis Bernard Dicksee (1853-1928) was a painter and illustrator, the son of Thomas Francis Dicksee. He appears to be stylistically linked to the Pre-Raphaelites.

 Chivalry (1885)

  

 Paolo and Francesca

  

 Portrait of the Hon. Mrs Ernest Guinness (1912)

  

 Romeo and Juliet

  

 The Duet

  

The Two Crowns

[in case it's not clear, this is an allegory of the contrast between earthly and 

spiritual power; one crown is of gold, worn by the king on horseback, 

and one is of thorns, worn by the Christ in the statue at right]

F is for Frank

 Frank Dicksee: The Mother (1910)

  

 Frank Holl: Waiting the Return of the Boats, Cullercoats, Northumberland

  

 Frank Kelsey: View of Schooners at Anchor in a Cornish Estuary

  

 Frank Markham Skipworth: Zora, a Dancing Girl (1889)

  

 Frank Warwick William Topham: Preparing for the Festival

  

 Frank Watson Wood: Sail and Steam at Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland (1905)

  

Frank Watson Wood: The Cronies (ca. 1900)