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SIR LUKE FILDES (1844— )

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Originally appearing in Volume V10, Page 339 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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SIR LUKE FILDES (1844— )  ,
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English painter, was born at Liverpool, and trained in the South
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Kensington and Royal Academy
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schools . At first a highly successful illustrator, he took rank later among the ablest English painters, with " The Casual Ward " (1874)," The Widower " (1876),"The
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Village
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Wedding" (1883), " An Al-fresco Toilette " (1889); and " The Doctor " (1891), now in the
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National Gallery of
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British
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Art . He also painted a number of pictures of Venetian
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life and many notable portraits, among them the coronation portraits of King
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Edward VII. and Queen Alexandra . He was elected an associate of the Royal Academy in 1879, and academician in 1887; and was knighted in 1906 . See David Croal Thomson, The Life and
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Work of Luke Fildes, R.A, (1895) .

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