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The 40 Most Famous Charles Langton Lockton Paintings, a Gallery Selection
Updated November 2026 · ranked by our popularity score (searches, visits and orders for each work) · 41 works by Charles Langton Lockton in our catalogue
In short
Of all the originals Charles Langton Lockton left, the most famous is All Saints' Church, North West, before Enlargement (1890). Close behind it come All Saints' Church, South Side, before Enlargement (1890) and Cottage on the Corner of Westhall Road and Ridley Road, Site of 'Teeton', the Artist's Home (demolished in 1898) (1895). Our catalog holds 41 works by Charles Langton Lockton; the gallery has kept the 40 the world admires most, each shown with its date, its museum and its story.
1856 – 1932
Post-impressionism
Charles Langton Lockton's top 10 paintings: the gallery's choice
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The Charles Langton Lockton selection continues, 11 to 40
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Baker's Wheelwrights Shop on Farleigh Road
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Blanchman’s Farm from the South East1913
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Shops on the Village Green1920
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Warlingham Vicarage1920
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Unidentified Farm Buildings (possibly Crewes Farm)
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Tydcombe Farm
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The Forge, Farleigh Road
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Village Green, South East Corner
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All Saints' Church
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Cottages between 'The Leather Bottle' and Mill House
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Tydcombe Farm from the North West
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Bug Hill Road from the Village (Leas Road)
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Side Rear view of Horseshoe Cottages from Mint Walk
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Barn and Post Office Cottage by 'The White Lion'
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Cottages and Baker's Wheelwrights, Farleigh Road
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'The White Lion' as it was in the 1880s
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Blanchard’s Smithy, Farleigh Road
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All Saints' Church, before Enlargement
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Woodland Scene
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Westhall Cottage
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Crewes Cottages, opposite 'The Leather Bottle'
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Westhall Road (Narrow Lane to Right)
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Webbs Cottage, Farleigh Road
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Court Cottage, North Side (front view), Hamsey Green
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Bug Hill Road (Now Leas Road)
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Post Office on North East Side of the Green next to 'The White Lion' Cottage
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Cottage, Westhall Road (the site of the artist's house 'Teeton', demolished 1898)
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Barn between Glebe Road and 'The White Lion' (long since demolished)
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Village Green, South East Corner1900
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Baker's Wheelwrights Shop on Farleigh Road
12Blanchman’s Farm from the South East1913
13Shops on the Village Green1920
14Warlingham Vicarage1920
15Unidentified Farm Buildings (possibly Crewes Farm)
16Tydcombe Farm
17The Forge, Farleigh Road
18Village Green, South East Corner
19All Saints' Church
20Cottages between 'The Leather Bottle' and Mill House
21Tydcombe Farm from the North West
22Bug Hill Road from the Village (Leas Road)
23Side Rear view of Horseshoe Cottages from Mint Walk
24Barn and Post Office Cottage by 'The White Lion'
25Cottages and Baker's Wheelwrights, Farleigh Road
26'The White Lion' as it was in the 1880s
27Blanchard’s Smithy, Farleigh Road
28All Saints' Church, before Enlargement
29Woodland Scene
30Westhall Cottage
31Crewes Cottages, opposite 'The Leather Bottle'
32Westhall Road (Narrow Lane to Right)
33Webbs Cottage, Farleigh Road
34Court Cottage, North Side (front view), Hamsey Green
35Bug Hill Road (Now Leas Road)
36Post Office on North East Side of the Green next to 'The White Lion' Cottage
37Cottage, Westhall Road (the site of the artist's house 'Teeton', demolished 1898)
38Barn between Glebe Road and 'The White Lion' (long since demolished)
39Village Green, South East Corner1900
40Hamsey Green Pond1900
Charles Langton Lockton's famous paintings, period by period
Mature Period
1890 · 3 works in this listLate Medieval
3 works in this listThe subjects that held Charles Langton Lockton's eye
The four subjects that come back most often in these originals, each with its finest example.
Rural landscape 6 works
English countryside 4 works
Atmospheric scene 2 works
Charles Langton Lockton decade by decade: the original that defines each
Works per decade
Pick a decade to see the original that defines it.
Collectors' questions about Charles Langton Lockton's paintings
Which work is Charles Langton Lockton most famous for?Reveal the answer
All Saints' Church, North West, before Enlargement (1890). All Saints' Church, South Side, before Enlargement (1890) and Cottage on the Corner of Westhall Road and Ridley Road, Site of 'Teeton', the Artist's Home (demolished in 1898) (1895) come next.
What age was Charles Langton Lockton when All Saints' Church, North West, before Enlargement was made?Reveal the answer
34 years old: All Saints' Church, North West, before Enlargement dates from 1890, and Charles Langton Lockton was born in 1856.
What are the ten most famous Charles Langton Lockton paintings?Reveal the answer
All Saints' Church, North West, before Enlargement, All Saints' Church, South Side, before Enlargement, Cottage on the Corner of Westhall Road and Ridley Road, Site of 'Teeton', the Artist's Home (demolished in 1898), Westhall Road, Corner of Workhouse Lane (now Hillbury Road), Tydcombe Farm, All Saints' Church, Footpath from Village, Cottage between 'The Leather Bottle' and Mill House, All Saints' Church, 'The White Lion' as it was in the 1880s and 'The Leather Bottle', with Butcher's Shop on the Left as it was in the 1880s. The ranking above gives each one's year and museum.
How many paintings did Charles Langton Lockton leave?Reveal the answer
Our catalog holds 41 works by Charles Langton Lockton, dated from 1890 to 1920.
In which years did Charles Langton Lockton paint the most famous works?Reveal the answer
In 1900s: 8 of the 40 works on this page were made then, Tydcombe Farm among them.
What are the first and the last famous originals of Charles Langton Lockton?Reveal the answer
On this page, the earliest is All Saints' Church, North West, before Enlargement (1890) and the latest Shops on the Village Green (1920).
Which subjects did Charles Langton Lockton choose most often?Reveal the answer
Rural landscape (6), English countryside (4) and Atmospheric scene (2), across the 40 works on this page.
To which art movement does Charles Langton Lockton belong?Reveal the answer
Post-impressionism, judging by the originals on this page.
Charles Langton Lockton: life and work
early life and artistic influences
charles langton lockton, a british painter, left an indelible mark on the art world with his captivating oil on canvas pieces. born in 1856, lockton's artistic journey is characterized by a blend of post-impressionism and modern elements, reflecting an artist who sought to push boundaries.- influences: the italian renaissance, with its emphasis on humanism, likely played a role in shaping lockton's approach to light and composition, as seen in the works of piero della francesca and titian.
- artistic style: characterized by bold brush strokes and vivid color choices, lockton's paintings evoke a sense of dynamism and emotional depth, reminiscent of vincent van gogh's expressive style.
notable works and their significance
lockton's body of work includes several pieces that stand out for their technical merit and insight into his artistic vision.- congregation leaving the reformed church in nuenen, inspired by van gogh's style, yet distinctly lockton, showcases his skill in capturing light and texture.
- a series of landscapes, such as landscape at sunset, demonstrate his mastery over light and texture, which can be found among the collections on OriginalUniqueArt.com.
legacy and availability of his work
despite the mystery surrounding his life, charles langton lockton's art has found its way into the hearts of many. his paintings are now part of various collections, including those featured at OriginalUniqueArt.com, where they can be admired and purchased by art enthusiasts worldwide.- view and purchase: lockton's artworks are available in high-quality reproductions on OriginalUniqueArt.com.
- museums and collections: though not extensively documented, his work can be found in various private and public collections across the uk, including the museum villa cagnola (gazzada, italy), which houses an impressive art collection.