Frederick Richard Lee - Paintings in Public Collections

Paintings in Public Collections

Paintings by Lee in public collections are (in chronological order):

Displayed at Name Size Date
Tate Gallery Cover Side 48 cm x 40 cm 1839
Penrhyn Castle The River Ogwen at Cochwillan Mill 1849
Tate Gallery Evening in the Meadows 93 cm x 122 cm 1854
Tate Gallery A River Scene 127 cm x 183 cm 1855
Norwich Castle Mill on Ogwen River 25 cm x 35 cm 1857
de Young Museum, San Francisco The Overhanging Trees 84.5 cm x 109.9 cm 1865
Met Museum Garibaldi's Residence in Caprera 87 cm x 138.1 cm 1865
Barnstaple Museum The River Taw, and the North Devon Railway 1868
Royal Academy Morning in the Meadows 112 cm x183cm 1869


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