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objectidObjectID | object_numberObject Number | sort_numberSort Number | mnemonicMnemonic | classificationClassification | cultureCulture | periodPeriod | display_nameDisplay Name | alpha_sortAlpha Sort | object_nameObject Name | title_sortTitle Sort | dateDate | begin_dateBegin Date | medium_materialsMedium/Materials | dimensionsDimensions | descriptionDescription | credit_lineCredit Line | webdescriptionWebDescription |
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190098 | LEEAG.0550.PL | LEEAG 550PL | Fine Art | Paintings, Prints and Drawings | Philip Redford | Redford, Philip | The Jump I | 1979 | aquatint | Image (Jump I): 172 x 138mm Paper (Jump I): 575 x 375mm Image (Jump IV): 145 x 192mm Mount (Jump I): 630 x 480mm Paper (Jump IV): 575 x 375mm Mount (Jump IV): 630 x 480mm | (The Jump I): Aquatint and xx print in black ink of a headless nude in stages of a jump. Arms are in towards the body. (The Jump IV): Aquatint and xx print in black ink of a headless nude in stages of a jump with arms outstretched. | A retired Senior Lecturer from Leeds Metropolitan University, artist Phil Redford now solely practices as a painter, printmaker and book maker. Born in 1943, he studied at Brighton Art College from 1960 to 1966 and worked as a printmaking tutor at Leeds Art College/Metropolitan University from 1967 … | |||||
41502 | LEEAG.1858.0133 | LEEAG 1858 133 | Fine Art | Paintings, Prints and Drawings | British | Late 18th century | Gainsborough Dupont | Dupont, Gainsborough | painting | Portrait of the Rt Hon William Pitt | c 1792 | 1782 | oil on canvas | object height (support): 762mm object width (support): 635mm | This is a head and shoulders portrait of William Pitt. He wears a black jacket with large buttons over a white shirt. | Donated by J. G. Uppleby, 1858. | William Pitt the Younger (1759-1806) followed his father as the greatest statesman of his generation. He became Chancellor of the Exchequer at the age of 23 and Prime Minister at 24. He was responsible for a period of political stability following the turbulent years of the American War of Indepen… |
41504 | LEEAG.1858.0249 | LEEAG 1858 249 | Fine Art | Paintings, Prints and Drawings | 18th century | Giovanni Paolo Panini | Panini, Giovanni Paolo | painting | Roman Ruins with the Blind Belisarius | 1730 | 1730 | Oil on canvas | object height (support): 1321mm object width (support): 1423mm | Landscape of ruins with several figures in foreground and background. The ruins in the background has four statues positioned on it. In the bottom right hand corner there is a dog stood near a stone slab. | Given by J.G. Uppleby, 1858 | Ruin pictures or 'capricci' of Rome, incorporating views of well-known or imaginary monuments of Antiquity, were bought avidly by Grand Tourists in the 18th century. G.P. Pannini had a particularly successful studio specialising in such scenes, often contriving to re-arrange the ruins. | |
41535 | LEEAG.1891.0001 | LEEAG 1891 1 | Fine Art | Paintings, Prints and Drawings | Lord Frederic Leighton | Leighton, Frederic Lord | painting | The Return of Persephone | 1891 | 1891 | oil on canvas | object height (support): 2030mm object width (support): 1524mm frame: 2460 × 2040 × 155mm | study for the painting at Leighton House and the BM Subject: classical | Given by Sir James Kitson,1891 | In ancient Greek myth, Persephone, abducted by Hades, is doomed to live half the year in the Underworld. Leighton depicts the moment when, with the onset of spring, she can temporarily rejoin her mother Demeter, the goddess of grain and fertility, on earth. Leighton was sometimes criticised for the … | ||
41621 | LEEAG.1897.0057 | LEEAG 1897 57 | Fine Art | Paintings, Prints and Drawings | British | Late 19th century | John Atkinson Grimshaw | Grimshaw, John Atkinson | painting | Iris | 1886 | 1886 | oil on canvas | object height (support): 813mm object width (support): 1220mm Framed: 1640 x 1250 mm | Iris, a winged female nymph hovers above a pool of water with water lilies floating on it. The pool of water is surrounded by trees. Subject: classical | Bought through the Corporation Fund, 1897 | This, the last painting Grimshaw exhibited at the Royal Academy, was the first Grimshaw picture to enter the Leeds collection, bought with the Corporation Fund for Ł110. Grimshaw painted several versions, fairies and nymphs being a popular Victorian subject that permitted an erotic charge sanctioned… |
41622 | LEEAG.1897.0059 | LEEAG 1897 59 | Fine Art | Paintings, Prints and Drawings | British | Late 19th century | John Atkinson Grimshaw | Grimshaw, John Atkinson | painting | Nightfall down the Thames | 1880 | 1880 | oil on board | object height (support): 406mm object width (support): 635mm Framed: 660 x 890 mm | The River Thames stretches into the distance where the dome of St. Paul's Cathedral is visible under a moonlit, cloudy sky. Sail boats line the banks of the river. Subject: townscape | Bought from Walter Battle, 1897. | From 1880 Grimshaw began to paint London and the Thames. The atmosphere in the capital was a particular attraction, with its dense fogs and river mists. |
41641 | LEEAG.1900.0188 | LEEAG 1900 188 | Fine Art | Paintings, Prints and Drawings | Christian | Mid 18th century | William Williams | Williams, William | painting | Kirkstall Abbey | 1780-1790 | 1780 | oil on canvas | object height (support): 1016mm object width (support): 1270mm | view of Kirkstall Abbey ruins (with collapsed tower), from river | Moved from the City Museum, 1997. | This painting of Kirkstall Abbey, Leeds, shows the ruined Cistercian monastery after the tower collapsed in 1779. During the seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries the ruins of the abbey attracted the attention of a small number of historians and artists, but the growing Romantic Movement, with… |
41663 | LEEAG.1904.0210 | LEEAG 1904 210 | Fine Art | Paintings, Prints and Drawings | British | Paul Sandby | Sandby, Paul | watercolour | Roche Abbey, Yorkshire | c 1769? | 1759 | watercolour, bodycolour, ink, paper | Image: 465 x 720mm Frame: 713 x 945mm | Watercolour of a heavily wooded and overgrown aspect of Roche Abbey in the late 18th century. | This may be the watercolour exhibited by Sandby at the first Royal Academy exhibition in 1769. The ruins stand in the grounds of Sandbeck Park, South Yorkshire. The artist drew them from a different viewpoint for an engraving published in The Virtuosi's Museum between 1778 and 1781. The viewer is su… | ||
41669 | LEEAG.1906.0007.SW | LEEAG 1906 7SW | Fine Art | Paintings, Prints and Drawings | British | Late 19th/early 20th century | Sir Frank Brangwyn | Brangwyn, Frank Sir | painting | Navvies at work | 1904-1905 | 1904 | oil on canvas | object height (support): 1651mm object width (support): 5410mm | Subject: Work. | Presented by Sam Wilson, 1906 | In 1905, Brangwyn was invited to decorate the British Pavilion at the Venice Biennale. The panel paintings, 'Navvies at Work', 'The Rolling Mill', 'The Blacksmiths', and 'The Potters' were subsequently purchased by Sam Wilson, owner of Bean Ing Mill, and presented to the newly established Leeds City… |
41670 | LEEAG.1906.0008.SW | LEEAG 1906 8SW | Fine Art | Paintings, Prints and Drawings | British | Late 19th/early 20th century | Sir Frank Brangwyn | Brangwyn, Frank Sir | painting | The Rolling Mill or the Workers in Steel | 1904-1905 | 1904 | oil on canvas | object height (support): 1651mm object width (support): 5410mm | Subject: Work. | Presented by Sam Wilson, 1906 | In 1905, Brangwyn was invited to decorate the British Pavilion at the Venice Biennale. The panel paintings, 'Navvies at Work', 'The Rolling Mill', 'The Blacksmiths', and 'The Potters' were subsequently purchased by Sam Wilson, owner of Bean Ing Mill, and presented to the newly established Leeds City… |
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