Lord Frederick Leighton

victorian-era

Lord Frederick Leighton Paintings 1830 - 1896 Painter,Sculptor,Illustrator,England, Victorian Neoclassicism

Mrs James Guthrie, c.1864-1866

Oil on canvas, 82.95 x 54.53 inches [210.7 x 138.5 cm]

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Mrs James Guthrie, c.1864-1866 by Lord Frederick Leighton is entirely handmade without use of artificial methods. It is painted on linen canvas with oil paints of the highest French quality.

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OIL PAINTING: Mrs James Guthrie, c.1864-1866
Leighton's portraits, able as they were, were not numerous. We may mention chiefly his own portrait, a full face, painted by himself, for the collection at the Uffizi; Mrs James Guthrie; 'Sir E Ryan'; Countess Brownlow'; 'Captain Burton', 1876, an extremely fine head, almost in profile; 'Lady Sybil Primrose'.