Showing 17 artworks with Samuel Luke Fildes and with artwork date before 1914 and with artwork date after 1904
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Samuel Luke Fildes
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- Victorian Painting
- Fine Art Reproduction
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- Victorian Era
- Victorian Portraiture
- British Art History
- Social Realism
- Poverty Art”
- Liverpool Artist
- Detailed Art Reproduction
- Social Realism Style
- Fyvie Castle
- Historical Painting
- “Working-Class Art”
- Melancholic Expression
- British Art
- Army Officer Illustration
- Floral Shawl Texture
- Quiet Contemplation
- Humble Dwelling Art”
- Realistic Painting
- Portraiture
- Gold Button Detail
- Military Uniform Oil
- Earth Tones
- Female Figure
- “British Art History”
- Tate Britain
- Baroque Style
- Female Portrait
- King George V
- Naval Officer Portrait
- Formal Composition
- Historical Figure
- Military Art
- British Impressionism
- “1904 Painting”
- “Family Portrait Art”
- Compassion Artwork
- “Brown And Gray Art”
- “Dim Lighting Art”
- Classic Art Style
- Oil Paint Canvas
- Felix Brunner Portrait
- Charity Imagery
- Dark Background
- Dark Background Mood
- Impasto Technique
- “Oil Painting Style”
Admire Samuel Luke Fildes' masterful portrait of King George V (1913), rendered in rich hues and textured brushstrokes—a testament to Victorian realism and social observation.
The Honourable Ethel Louise Forbes Leith (1872–1930), Lady Forbes Leith
Samuel Luke Fildes’ ‘The Widower’ (1904) is a poignant Realist oil painting depicting poverty & familial love. Explore this powerful social commentary on Victorian England.
Explore Samuel Luke Fildes’ poignant portrait of Naomi (1914), capturing quiet introspection and subtle melancholy through masterful realism and muted earth tones. The painting depicts a woman adorned with a veil, gazing downwards against a dark backdrop, accompanied by two figures—a reflection of Victorian social life and artistic sensitivity. Discover more about Fildes' legacy and his contributi
Samuel Luke Fildes Admire Samuel Luke Fildes’ masterful depiction of Sir Felix Brunner as an artillery officer – a poignant portrait capturing Victorian realism and social consciousness. Explore this iconic artwork at ArtsDot.
Explore Samuel Luke Fildes’ poignant portrait of Naomi (1914), capturing quiet introspection and subtle melancholy through masterful realism and muted earth tones.
A commanding oil portrait of Lieutenant Commander Denis Quentin Fildes by Samuel Luke Fildes captures the dignified essence of early 20th-century naval prestige, inviting you to bring this piece of history into your home.