Henry Ryland

Henry Ryland (1856-1924) was a painter and illustrator.

 Allegory of Music (1905)

 At the Fountain

 

 Conversation at the Well

 Dorothea and the Roses

 La Primavera

 

 Maiden with a Laurel Wreath

 Pensive (1897)

 Purity (A Woman and Child Making Wreaths)

 

 Rachel at the Well

 Serenity

 

 The Captive's Return

 

 The Love Story

 

 Two Classical Figures Reclining

 

Two Classical Maidens and a Swan

Robert Walker MacBeth

A few more from Robert Walker MacBeth, who has been featured here before.

 Faire Pledges of a Fruitful Tree

 Mother and Daughter on a Swing (Happy Times) (1895)

 The Ballad Seller (1902)

 The Ferry (1881)

The Lass that a Sailor Loves (1903)

Alfred Joseph Woolmer

Alfred Joseph Woolmer (1805-1892) was a genre painter.

 Before the Ball

 Cymbeline, act II scene III

[a scene from Shakespeare, natch! here is said scene]

 

 Figures in a Park

 Girl Seated Beside a Woodland Pool

Innocence

 

 Lady Godiva

 Portrait of a Lady Holding a Fan

 Susannah at a Stream

 The Broken Necklace

Three Women in a Park

William Arthur Breakspeare

William Arthur Breakspeare (1855-1914) was a painter of genre and period scenes.

 A Musical Interlude

 A Toast to the Chef

 An Important Letter

 Blue Eyes

 If Music be the Food of Love

 Shy Maiden

 The Alluring Student

 The End of the Evening

 The Mermaid

The Reluctant Pianist

Margaret Sarah Carpenter

Margaret Sarah Carpenter (1793–1872) was a portrait painter.

 Ada Lovelace (1836)

This very interesting lady was the only legitimate child of Lord Byron, and by marriage a Countess. She is considered the world's first computer programmer (there's a programming language named after her!).

 Henrietta Carpenter (1839)

 John Gibson (1857)

[he was a Welsh sculptor]

Portrait of Harriet, Countess Howe (1834)

 Selina, Lady Fitzwygram (1850)

William Hookham Carpenter

William Stott of Oldham

William Stott (1857-1900) always signed his works as "William Stott of Oldham" to distinguish himself from fellow English painter Edward Stott. He worked for a time in France and even received tutelage from the great French painter Jean-Léon Gêrome. His later works were much influenced by Impressionism.

 Autumn (1898)

 Bathing (ca. 1882)

Girl in a Meadow (1880)

 The Ferry (ca. 1882)

 

Venus Born of the Sea Foam (1887)

 [It seems that Stott and fellow painter James Abbott McNeil Whistler
were great friends - until Stott painted this using Whistler's mistress
as the model.  Whistler was not amused.]

Edward Atkinson Hornel

Previous set by this painter here.

 The Earth's Awakening (1912)

 The First Snowdrops (1904)

 The Fish Pool (1894)

 

The Goatherd (1889)

 The Lily Pond

 The Seesaw (1905)

 The Swan Lake (1905)

 The Woodcutter (1886)

 Wonderment (ca. 1900)

 Young Girl with Primroses (1906)