Frederick Goodall

Cutting Rushes by the Nile

  

 David's Promise to Bathsheba

  

 Queen Henrietta Maria and her Children (1852)

[presumably before her husband's head got chopped off]

  

 The Village Holiday

  

Thomas Cranmer at the Traitor's Gate (ca. 1856)

Frederick Goodall

 Puritan and Cavalier (1886)

 

 Summer Song (To Tinkling Lute…) (1863)

 

 The Deserter (1855)

 

 The Drinking Trough, A Scene in Brittany (1857)

 

 The Irish Piper (1847)

 

 The Ploughman and the Shepherdess: Time of the Evening Prayer (1897)

 

 The Sheikh's Daughter Sowing the Dourah (1889)

[dourah is a variety of sorghum]

 

 The Subsiding of the Nile, Egypt (1873)

 

 The Thames from Windsor Castle (1890)

 

The Virtuous Boy (1870)

Frederick Goodall

Frederick Goodall (1822-1904) was an English artist specializing in genre and Orientalist painting, the latter of which were inspired by his two trips to Egypt.

 A Dream of Paradise (1889)
 

 Age and Infancy (1852)

 

 An Episode in the Happier Days of Charles I (1853)

[before his unruly subjects lopped his head off...]

 

 Entering a Church, Brittany (1840)

Leaving a Church, Brittany (1840)
 

 Horatio Herbert Kitchener, 1st Earl Kitchener of Khartoum (1890)

[Kitchener was lionized by the English for his exploits in the Sudan.]

 

 Interior of a Coffee Shop, Cairo (1859-70)

 

 Leading the Flock (1889)

 

 Leaving the Village

 

 Memphis (1882)

[Egypt, not Tennessee]

 

Mrs Charles Kettlewell in Neoclassical Dress (1890)

A Feast of Fredericks

 Frederic George Stephens: Mother and Child (ca. 1854)

 Frederick Bacon Barwell: Parting Words, Fenchurch Street Station (1859)

 Frederick Goodall: A New Light in the Harem (1885)

 Frederick Goodall: Old Maid (1886)

 Frederick Goodall: Spinners and Weavers (1894)

 Frederick Goodall: The Finding of Moses (1885)

Frederick Goodall: The Song of the Nubian Slave (1863)