United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · July 14, 1805 – August 15, 1876Wikidata
John Frederick Lewis
English Orientalist painter (1805–1876)
Born in London. Died in Walton-on-Thames.
A life in paintings
Born 180531 dated paintingsDied 1876
35 works
2 without a public image, listed last
A lady gazing over the Bay of NaplesJohn Frederick Lewis19th century- ?A Sketch for `Foresters Stalking Deer'John Frederick Lewis1824–1827 · Yale Center for British Art
- The LionessJohn Frederick Lewisc. 1824–1827 · Laing Art Gallery
John Clark(e) with the animals at Sandpit GateJohn Frederick Lewisc. 1825 · Royal Collection- Buck-Shooting in Windsor Great ParkJohn Frederick Lewis1825 · Tate
- Sketch for ‘Buck-Shooting in Windsor Great Park’John Frederick Lewis1825 · Tate
Sketch of Seated Woman in Peasant CostumeJohn Frederick Lewisn.d. · Art Institute of Chicago- A Gondolier, VeniceJohn Frederick Lewisc. 1835 · Princeton Art Museum
Study for Mehmet Ali PashaJohn Frederick Lewisc. 1844 · Cleveland Museum of Art- Study for "The Pipe Bearer"John Frederick Lewis1841–51 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Courtyard of the Painter's House, CairoJohn Frederick Lewis1851 · Birmingham Museums Trust
The Attendant on the BathJohn Frederick Lewis1854 · Harris Museum- A Bashi-BazoukJohn Frederick Lewis1854 · Harris Museum
- An Armenian lady, Cairo - The love missive.John Frederick Lewis1855
A Syrian Sheik, EgyptJohn Frederick Lewis1856 · Fitzwilliam Museum