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Discover Charles Robert Leslie’s "Proposal," a romantic Shakespeare scene in an ornate garden. Oil painting, 18th-century style, rich textures & warm tones. Explore this captivating artwork!

Explore the life & art of Charles Robert Leslie (1794-1859), a British genre painter known for charming scenes of everyday life & portraits like his work on Sir Walter Scott. Discover his Royal Academy ties and biography.

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Artist Biography

early life and training

charles robert leslie, a prominent figure in british art, was born on october 19, 1794, in london to american parents. at the age of five, he moved with his family to philadelphia, where he completed his education. initially, leslie was apprenticed to a bookseller, but his true passion lay in painting and theatre.

artistic career

in 1811, leslie arrived in london with letters of recommendation, securing support from notable artists like benjamin west. he enrolled in the royal academy schools in 1813, where he won two silver medals. influenced by west and fuseli, leslie initially explored grand art themes, but soon discovered his true calling in genre painting.

notable works and style

* the murder of rutland by lord clifford: an early work showcasing leslie's emulation of history painting. * londoners gypsying: a lighthearted genre scene, characteristic of his later style. * sir walter scott's portrait: demonstrating leslie's ability to capture celebrated sitters.

museum and art gallery involvement

* royal academy: leslie was elected as an associate in 1821, with full membership following in 1826. * centre d'art britannique de yale: archives of charles robert leslie's work are conserved here.

legacy and later life

leslie became a good friend of artist john constable, for whom he wrote the first biography, memoirs of the.... after a brief stint in west point, leslie returned to england, where he passed away on may 5, 1859. key influences: benjamin west, washington allston, and the royal academy.
Charles Robert Leslie

Charles Robert Leslie

1794 - 1859 , United Kingdom

Quick Facts

  • Artistic Movement Or Style: Genre painting
  • Artists Who Influenced This Artist: ['Benjamin West, Washington Allston],\n "Artists or movements influenced by this artist": ["John Constable"]\n}']
  • Date Of Birth: 19 Oct 1794
  • Date Of Death: 5 May 1859
  • Full Name: Charles Robert Leslie
  • Nationality: British/American
  • Notable Artworks:
    • The Murder of Rutland
    • Londoners Gypsying
    • Sir Walter Scott's Portrait
  • Place Of Birth: London, UK
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