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Charles Robert Leslie was an important painter and writer. He was born in London, the capital of Great Britain, to American parents. At the age of five the family returned to the USA. Even as a teenager he shared two great passions - painting and writing. Already during his training as a bookseller Leslie improved his salary as a portrait painter. With success - the portrait of George Frederick Cooke, a well-known English actor, attracted the interest of art connoisseurs. So did that of Samuel T. Bradford, the director of the Academy of Fine Arts Pennsylvania. Bradford expressed his appreciation to Leslie. With his help Leslie was awarded one of the coveted places for an art scholarship in Europe.
So it was that Charles Robert Leslie returned to England at the age of 19 to study at one of the most renowned art academies in Europe. Among his lecturers was the well-known history painter Benjamin West. He was one of the first American painters to achieve international fame. Like Leslie's parents, Benjamin West was born in Pennsylvania, before he received a teaching position in London. During his studies at the Royal Academy of Arts, Leslie traveled throughout Europe. He visited Brussels, Antwerp and Paris, was inspired and recorded what he saw in his paintings. Works from these years of teaching and study were regularly exhibited with great success at student exhibitions at the London School of Art. However, the painter made his worldwide breakthrough in his later field of expertise as a painter of literary history. The subjects were based on the great plays of Shakespeare, Irving and Scott. He transformed scenes from well-known plays with unbelievable ease into works of art that still have a high symbolic value for England today.
Even in America, the home country of his parents, he was no longer an unknown artist. But this was not only because of his talent. He also made a name for himself as an art author. He gave lectures and wrote various English textbooks. The "Handbook for Young Artists" was his most important one. It was no longer possible to imagine any art academy without it. He received awards and became honorary member of the National Academy of Design in New York City.
Charles Robert Leslie was an important painter and writer. He was born in London, the capital of Great Britain, to American parents. At the age of five the family returned to the USA. Even as a teenager he shared two great passions - painting and writing. Already during his training as a bookseller Leslie improved his salary as a portrait painter. With success - the portrait of George Frederick Cooke, a well-known English actor, attracted the interest of art connoisseurs. So did that of Samuel T. Bradford, the director of the Academy of Fine Arts Pennsylvania. Bradford expressed his appreciation to Leslie. With his help Leslie was awarded one of the coveted places for an art scholarship in Europe.
So it was that Charles Robert Leslie returned to England at the age of 19 to study at one of the most renowned art academies in Europe. Among his lecturers was the well-known history painter Benjamin West. He was one of the first American painters to achieve international fame. Like Leslie's parents, Benjamin West was born in Pennsylvania, before he received a teaching position in London. During his studies at the Royal Academy of Arts, Leslie traveled throughout Europe. He visited Brussels, Antwerp and Paris, was inspired and recorded what he saw in his paintings. Works from these years of teaching and study were regularly exhibited with great success at student exhibitions at the London School of Art. However, the painter made his worldwide breakthrough in his later field of expertise as a painter of literary history. The subjects were based on the great plays of Shakespeare, Irving and Scott. He transformed scenes from well-known plays with unbelievable ease into works of art that still have a high symbolic value for England today.
Even in America, the home country of his parents, he was no longer an unknown artist. But this was not only because of his talent. He also made a name for himself as an art author. He gave lectures and wrote various English textbooks. The "Handbook for Young Artists" was his most important one. It was no longer possible to imagine any art academy without it. He received awards and became honorary member of the National Academy of Design in New York City.
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.jpg "The Christening of the Princess Royal in the Throne-Room at Buckingham Palace, 1841 by Charles Robert Leslie")
.jpg "The Coronation of Her Majesty the Queen in Westminster Abbey, 28 June 1838 by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Dulcinea del Toboso by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Study of 16th Century Costumes by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Olivia, Twelfth Night by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Children Playing at Coach and Horses by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Queen Victoria in the Coronation robes, 1838, 1906 by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "The Duke of Wellington Looking at Bust of Napoleon by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Knocking at the Door by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Olivia Raising Her Veil, 1849 by Charles Robert Leslie")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1461577).jpg "The Duke of Wellington Looking at a Bust of Napoleon by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Florizel and Perdita from the Winter")
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.jpg "Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "A Scene from Tristram Shandy: Uncle Toby and the Widow Wadman, 1829-30, c1915 by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Florizel and Perdita, The Winter")
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.jpg "Queen Victoria in Her Coronation Robe, 1838 by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Queen Victoria in her Coronation Robe by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Sir Roger de Coverley, Going to Church with the")
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.jpg "The Present by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Londoners Gypsying by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Londoners Gypsying, 1820 by Charles Robert Leslie")
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 (see also 36013) - (MeisterDrucke-146265).jpg "Sir Isaac Newton by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Sir John Falstaff by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "The Family Picture - The Library of Holland House by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "The Miniature by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Fairlop Fair by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Lady Jane Grey")
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.jpg "Uncle Toby and Widow Wadman in the Sentry-Box by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "The Last Throw by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Sancho Panza in the Apartment of the Duchess by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Autolycus, the Winter")
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.jpg "Caricature with Prime Minister Robert Peel and Joseph Hume by John Doyle")
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.jpg "Uncle Toby and Widow Wadman by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "A Garden Scene, with a boy, the artist")
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.jpg "Elizabeth Fry by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "John Constable, engraved by David Lucas by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "The Proposal by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "May-Day, in the Reign of Queen Elizabeth by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "The family picture - the library of Holland House by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Falstaff and his Friends, the Merry Wives of Windsor by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Children Playing at Horses, in the Late International Exhibition by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "James William Wallack by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Lady Jane Grey")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-392156).jpg "Mountain Scene, Wales by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Jeanie Deans pleading with Queen Caroline in the presence of the Duke of Argyll and Lady Suffolk by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Mistress Page and Mistress Ford from the Merry Wives of Windsor by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Sir Walter Scott by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Scottish Landscape by Charles Robert Leslie")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1122974).jpg "Perdita, c.1835 by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Petruchio from the Taming of the Shrew by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Morning, Chepstow Castle, Monmouthshire by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Uncle Toby and Widow Wadman by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Slender, with the Assistance of Shallow, Courting Anne Page, from")
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.jpg "Who can this be by Charles Robert Leslie")
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 engraved by GF Storm (flc1834) - (MeisterDrucke-144940).jpg "Louisa Catherine Adams, engraved by G.F. Storm by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Monsieur Jourdain and Nicole by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Autolycus by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Washington Allston by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Henry Richard Fox by Charles Robert Leslie")
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_engraved_by_Henry_Meyer_(1782-18_-_(MeisterDrucke-115040).jpg "Portrait of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Engraved by Henry Meyer by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Falstaff and His Friends by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Scene from Taming of the Shrew by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Katharina from the Taming of the Shrew by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "The Head of the Duchess by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Christening of the Princess Royal by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Yorick and the Grisette by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Slender, with the Assistance of Shallow, Courting Anne Page, from The Merry Wives of Windsor by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Autolycus by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Sancho Before the Duchess by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Shakespeare")
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.jpg "The Merry Wives of Windsor by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "The Baptism of the Princess Royal by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Florizel and Pee Dita by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "The Castle Hall by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Autolycus by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Sancho Panza (engraved by Robert C. Bell) by Charles Robert Leslie")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-989903).jpg "Louisa Catherine Adams by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Charles Dickens as Captain Bobadill by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "James William Wallack by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Sancho Panza by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Sancho Panza by Charles Robert Leslie")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1482831).jpg "May Day in Queen Elizabeth")
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.jpg "The Christening of Victoria, Princess Royal by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Slender, with the Assistance of Shallow, Courting Anne Page, from \"The Merry Wives of Windsor,\" Act III, Scene iv by Charles Robert Leslie")
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.jpg "Study of 16th Century Costumes by Charles Robert Leslie")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1606724).jpg "Untitled (picnic) by Asher B. Durand")
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.jpg "The Taming of the Shrew by Charles Rolls")
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