Edmund Leighton - List of Works

List of Works

  • Old Times (1877), private collection.
  • Till Death Do Us Part (1878)
  • The Dying Copernicus (1880)
  • Un Gage d'Amour (1881), Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki.
  • Abelard and his Pupil Heloise (1882), Phillips Auctioneers, UK.
  • Duty (1883)
  • The Gladiator's Wife (1884), private collection.
  • The Rehearsal (1888), Croydon Clocktower, UK.
  • Call To Arms (1888), Roy Miles Fine Paintings.
  • A Stolen Interview (1888)
  • Olivia (1888)
  • How Liza Loved the King (1890), Towneley Hall Art Gallery and Museum, Burnley.
  • Lay thy sweet hand in mine and trust in me (1891)
  • Lady Godiva (1892), Leeds City Art Gallery.
  • Two Strings (1893)
  • Goodbye (1893)
  • Launched in Life (1894)
  • My Next-Door Neighbour (1894), private collection.
  • Waiting for the Coach (1895), Manchester Art Gallery.
  • A Favour (1898)
  • Off (1899), Manchester Art Gallery.
  • God Speed! (1900)
  • On the Threshold (1900), Manchester Art Gallery.
  • The Accolade (1901), private collection.
  • Adieu (1901), Manchester Art Gallery.
  • Lilac (1901)
  • Alain Chartier (1903)
  • Ribbons and Laces for Very Pretty Faces (1904)
  • Tristan and Isolde (1907)
  • The Dedication (1908)
  • The Shadow (1909), City Hall, Cardiff
  • The Key (1909)
  • Pelleas and Melisande (1910) Williamson Art Gallery and Museum
  • To the Unknown Land (1911)
  • The Boyhood of Alfred The Great (1913)
  • My Fair Lady (1914)
  • A Nibble (1914), private collection.
  • An Arrival (1916), City Hall, Cardiff
  • The Wedding March (1919)
  • The Lord of Burleigh, Tennyson (1919), private collection.
  • Sweet Solitude (1919), private collection.
  • After Service (1921), private collection.
  • Signing the Register (undated), Bristol City Museum and Art Gallery.
  • The Fond Farewell (undated), Messum's, London.
  • Lord of the Manor (undated), private collection.
  • Sorrow and Song (undated), Bristol City Museum and Art Gallery.
  • Lady in a Garden
  • The Charity of St. Elizabeth of Hungary
  • The Rose's Day
  • Stitching the Standard
  • End of the Song
  • Knighted
  • Waiting
  • Cromwell dissolving the Long Parliament
  • Forest Tryst
  • Sweets to the Sweet
  • Courtship
  • Con Amore
  • The Request
  • The King and the Beggar-maid

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