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Leeds Art Gallery

municipal art gallery in England, United Kingdom

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365 paintings

  • The Lady of Shalott looking at Lancelot
    The Lady of Shalott looking at Lancelot
    John William Waterhouse
    1894 · Leeds Art Gallery
  • Scotland Forever!
    Scotland Forever!
    Elizabeth Thompson
    1881 · Leeds Art Gallery
  • The Return of Persephone
    The Return of Persephone
    Frederic Leighton
    c. 1891 · Leeds Art Gallery
  • Lady Godiva
    Lady Godiva
    Edmund Blair Leighton
    1892 · Leeds Art Gallery
  • The Port of Marseille, 1916
    The Port of Marseille, 1916
    Albert Marquet
    1916 · Leeds Art Gallery
  • Reflections on the Thames, Westminster
    Reflections on the Thames, Westminster
    John Atkinson Grimshaw
    1880–1880 · Leeds Art Gallery
  • Her Most High, Noble and Puissant Grace
    Her Most High, Noble and Puissant Grace
    Philip Hermogenes Calderon
    1865 · Leeds Art Gallery
  • Nightfall down the Thames
    Nightfall down the Thames
    John Atkinson Grimshaw
    1880 · Leeds Art Gallery
  • Boar Lane, Leeds
    Boar Lane, Leeds
    John Atkinson Grimshaw
    1881 · Leeds Art Gallery
  • The Railway Junction near Bois-Colombes
    The Railway Junction near Bois-Colombes
    Paul Signac
    1886 · Leeds Art Gallery
  • The Convent Garden
    The Convent Garden
    Francis S. Walker
    1878 · Leeds Art Gallery
  • Self-portrait
    Self-portrait
    Milly Childers
    1889 · Leeds Art Gallery
  • The Banquet
    The Banquet
    Adolphe Joseph Thomas Monticelli
    · Leeds Art Gallery
  • Woodland Scene with Figures
    Woodland Scene with Figures
    Adolphe Joseph Thomas Monticelli
    · Leeds Art Gallery
  • Les champs
    Les champs
    Alfred Sisley
    1874 · Leeds Art Gallery
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