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The Interval
1905
John Seymour Lucas
The Standard-Bearer
1903
John Seymour Lucas
Arthur Erskine Owen Humphreys-Owen (1876–1928)
1917
John Seymour Lucas
Charles II (1630–1685), as a Boy (after Anthony van Dyck)
1867
John Seymour Lucas
Sir Banister Fletcher, FSA
1917
John Seymour Lucas
Two Standing Men (study for 'The Flight of the Five Members)
Date unknown
John Seymour Lucas
The Drum Watch
1916
John Seymour Lucas
'Down to the Dregs'
1880
John Seymour Lucas
A Sketch Given to my Friend, G. Robinson
1882
John Seymour Lucas
A Man with a Barge Pole (study for 'The Flight of the Five Members')
1913
John Seymour Lucas
Mrs Richardson
Date unknown
John Seymour Lucas
St Paul's, the King's Visit to Wren
1888
John Seymour Lucas
Cardinal Wolsey in Disgrace
1901
John Seymour Lucas
Study for Louis XI (1 of 2)
1889
John Seymour Lucas
Mount Batten, Seige of Plymouth, Execution of a Traitor
Date unknown
John Seymour Lucas
Unbreathed Memories
1876
John Seymour Lucas
Silenced
1908
John Seymour Lucas
John Crompton (1854–1927)
1896
John Seymour Lucas
Room Interior
Date unknown
John Seymour Lucas
Yesterday (The Letter)
circa 1880
John Seymour Lucas
T. Richardson (1846–1906)
1892
John Seymour Lucas
A New Whip for the Dutch
1883
John Seymour Lucas
Surrender
1889
John Seymour Lucas
Study for Louis XI (2 of 2)
1890
John Seymour Lucas
Flirtation
1885
John Seymour Lucas
James C. N. White, Chairman of the Governing Body and Treasurer of Birkbeck College
1912
John Seymour Lucas
Arthur Locke Radford (1862–1925)
1915
John Seymour Lucas
The Flight of the Five Members
1915
John Seymour Lucas
A Woman with a Fan, Head of a Man (study for 'The Flight of the Five Members')
1914
John Seymour Lucas
After Culloden, Rebel Hunting
1884
John Seymour Lucas
The Call to Arms, Plymouth Quay, 1588
1894
John Seymour Lucas
S. J. Whawell in Landsknecht Armour
1890
John Seymour Lucas
Sir Edward Poynter (1836–1919), President of the Royal Academy
1910
John Seymour Lucas
The Flight of the Five Members, 1642
1915
John Seymour Lucas
A Whip for Van Tromp, the Admiralty
1883
John Seymour Lucas
A Man Rowing (study for 'The Flight of the Five Members')
1914
John Seymour Lucas
Standing Man (study for 'The Flight of the Five Members')
1914
John Seymour Lucas
News from the Front
1898
John Seymour Lucas
Vanity
Date unknown
John Seymour Lucas
Baron de Cosson (1846–1929)
1882
John Seymour Lucas
Sir Thomas Le Breton (1763–1838)
Date unknown
John Seymour Lucas
The Call to Arms
Date unknown
John Seymour Lucas

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The Interval

The Standard-Bearer

Arthur Erskine Owen Humphreys-Owen (1876–1928)

Charles II (1630–1685), as a Boy (after Anthony van Dyck)

Sir Banister Fletcher, FSA

Two Standing Men (study for 'The Flight of the Five Members)

The Drum Watch

'Down to the Dregs'

A Sketch Given to my Friend, G. Robinson

A Man with a Barge Pole (study for 'The Flight of the Five Members')

Mrs Richardson

St Paul's, the King's Visit to Wren

Cardinal Wolsey in Disgrace

Study for Louis XI (1 of 2)

Mount Batten, Seige of Plymouth, Execution of a Traitor

Unbreathed Memories

Silenced

John Crompton (1854–1927)

Room Interior

Yesterday (The Letter)

T. Richardson (1846–1906)

A New Whip for the Dutch

Surrender

Study for Louis XI (2 of 2)

Flirtation

James C. N. White, Chairman of the Governing Body and Treasurer of Birkbeck College

Arthur Locke Radford (1862–1925)

The Flight of the Five Members

A Woman with a Fan, Head of a Man (study for 'The Flight of the Five Members')

After Culloden, Rebel Hunting

The Call to Arms, Plymouth Quay, 1588

S. J. Whawell in Landsknecht Armour

Sir Edward Poynter (1836–1919), President of the Royal Academy

The Flight of the Five Members, 1642

A Whip for Van Tromp, the Admiralty

A Man Rowing (study for 'The Flight of the Five Members')

Standing Man (study for 'The Flight of the Five Members')

News from the Front

Vanity

Baron de Cosson (1846–1929)

Sir Thomas Le Breton (1763–1838)

The Call to Arms