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JOHN SEYMOUR LUCAS (1849– )

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Originally appearing in Volume V17, Page 93 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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JOHN
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SEYMOUR
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LUCAS (1849– )  ,
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English painter, was
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born in
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London, and was a student in the Royal
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Academy
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Schools . He was elected an
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associate of the academy in 1886 and academician in 1898, and became a
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constant exhibitor of pictures of
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historical and domestic incidents, notably of the Tudor and
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Stuart periods, painted with much skill and with
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close
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attention to detail . One of his most important
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works is a
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panel in the Royal
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Exchange, presented by the
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corporation of London, representing
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William the Conqueror granting the first
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charter to the
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city; and one of his earlier pictures, " After
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Culloden:
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Rebel
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Hunting," is in the
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National
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Gallery of
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British
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Art .

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