Explore the life and artistic achievements of one of the leading figures of the Victorian art world in this biography of Frederic, Lord Leighton by George Charles Williamson. Leighton (1830-1896) was a renowned British painter and sculptor, celebrated for his classical and historical subjects, as well as his role as President of the Royal Academy.
Williamson delves into Leighton's artistic journey, examining his major works and the influences that shaped his distinctive style. From his early training to his later successes, the book offers insights into the artist's techniques, inspirations, and the cultural context in which he worked. Discover the man behind the masterpieces in this comprehensive account of a significant contributor to 19th-century art.
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