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Charles Robert Leslie
1794–1859
(b London, 19 Oct. 1794; d London, 5 May 1859). Anglo-American painter and writer on art (his parents were American but he spent most of his career in England and is usually considered part of the history of British rather than American art).
Text Source: The Oxford Dictionary of Art and Artists (Oxford University Press)
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'The Merry Wives of Windsor', Act III, Scene 3 Royal Shakespeare Theatre
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'Who Can This Be?' c.1839 Victoria and Albert Museum
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'Who can this be from?' c.1839 Victoria and Albert Museum
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A Female Head c.1840 Victoria and Albert Museum
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A Garden Scene 1840 Victoria and Albert Museum
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A Lady Contemplating Suicide c.1852 National Trust, Petworth House
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A Scene from Milton's 'Comus' exhibited 1844 Tate
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A Scene from Tristram Shandy ('Uncle Toby and the Widow Wadman') 1829–30, exhibited 1831 Tate
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Amy Robsart (1532–1560) 1833/1836 Victoria and Albert Museum
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At the Pool 1840 Grundy Art Gallery
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Autolycus c.1836 Victoria and Albert Museum
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Benjamin Travers (1783–1858) Hunterian Museum
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Catherine and Petruchio 1832 National Trust, Petworth House
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Charles Pepys, 1st Earl of Cottenham exhibited 1840 National Portrait Gallery, London
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Charles Robert Leslie 1814 National Portrait Gallery, London
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Consultation 1852 Harris Museum & Art Gallery
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Countess of Blessington, as Juliet Glynn Vivian Art Gallery
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Dominie Sampson National Trust for Scotland, Haddo House
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Don Quixote Ulster Museum
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Don Quixote and Dorothea c.1825 Victoria and Albert Museum