United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · December 21, 1849 – May 8, 1923Wikidata
John Seymour Lucas
British artist: painter and illustrator, (sometimes?) signed "Seymour Lucas" (1849-1923)
Born in London. Died in London.
A life in paintings
Born 184937 dated paintingsDied 1923
41 works
- King Charles II (1630-1685), as a boy (after Van Dyck)John Seymour Lucas1866 · National Trust
Unbreathed MemoriesJohn Seymour Lucas1876 · Walker Art Gallery- The Gordon Riots, 1780John Seymour Lucas1879 · Art Gallery of New South Wales
Yesterday (The Letter)John Seymour Lucasc. 1880 · Colchester and Ipswich Museums Service- 'Down to the Dregs'John Seymour Lucas1880 · Wolverhampton Art Gallery
A Sketch Given to my Friend, G. RobinsonJohn Seymour Lucas1882 · Laing Art Gallery- Baron de Cosson (1846–1929)John Seymour Lucas1882 · Royal Armouries Leeds
A New Whip for the DutchJohn Seymour Lucas1883 · Victoria and Albert Museum- A Whip for Van Tromp, the AdmiraltyJohn Seymour Lucas1883 · Leicester Museum & Art Gallery
After Culloden, Rebel HuntingJohn Seymour Lucas1884 · Tate- FlirtationJohn Seymour Lucas1885 · Guildhall Art Gallery
St Paul's, the King's Visit to WrenJohn Seymour Lucas1888 · Laing Art Gallery- SurrenderJohn Seymour Lucas1889 · Buckland Abbey
Study for Louis XI (1 of 2)John Seymour Lucas1889 · Royal Academy of Arts- Study for Louis XI (2 of 2)John Seymour Lucas1890 · Royal Academy of Arts