The First Born

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Frederick W. Elwell

(English, 1870-1958)

The First Born, ????

Oil on canvas

On Board a Sailing Ship

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Caspar David Friedrich

(German, 1774-1940)

On Board a Sailing Ship, ????

Oil on canvas

The Golden Hours

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Lord Frederick Leighton

(English, 1830-1896)

The Golden Hours, 1864

Oil on canvas

They look like the same couple that is in The Painter's Honeymoon!

The Confession

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John Collier

(English, 1850-1924)

The Confession, 1902

Oil on canvas

Similar to Collier's other Problem Picture, Trouble. You can read more on the Problem Picture here, and see Frank Dicksee's painting of the same title.

Wedded

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Lord Frederick Leighton

(English, 1830-1882)

Wedded, 1864

Oil on canvas

Off (After a Failed Marriage Proposal)

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Edmund Blair Leighton

(English, 1853-1922)

Off (After a Failed Marriage Proposal), 1899

Oil on canvas

La Loge

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Pierre Auguste Renoir

(French, 1841-1919)

La Loge, 1872

Oil on canvas

A Summer Shower

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Edith Hayllar

(English, 1860-1948)

A Summer Shower, 1883

Oil on card

The Ball at the Moulin de Galette

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Pierre Auguste Renoir

(French, 1841-1919)

The Ball at the Moulin de Galette, 1876

Oil on canvas

I don't know about you, but this painting makes me smile.  It's so sunny and friendly and happy and I love that striped dress!

Home Again

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John Atkinson Grimshaw

(English, 1836-1893)

Home Again, ????

Oil on board

I love how dark and scary this painting seems until you read the title. :)

My Next Door Neighbor

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Edmund Blair Leighton

(English, 1853-1922)

My Next Door Neighbor, 1894

Oil on canvas

Sleeping Beauty

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Henry Meynell Rheam

(English, 1859-1920)

Sleeping Beauty, ????

Oil on canvas

Signing the Register

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Edmund Blair Leighton

(English, 1853-1922)

Signing the Register, 1853

Oil on canvas

Love the sunlight. And the little girl holding the bouquet looks so wistful. :)

At the Beach

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Alexander Rossi

(English, 1840-1916)

At the Beach, ????

Oil on canvas

The Serenade

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Eugene de Blaas

(Austrian, 1843-1931)

The Serenade, 1910

Oil on canvas

Courtship

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Edmund Blair Leighton

(English, 1853-1922)

Courtship, ????

Oil on canvas

I like that this couple looks less well-to-do than Leighton's usual ones. :)

Adieu

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Edmund Blair Leighton

(English, 1853-1922)

Adieu, 1901

Oil on canvas

Song of Love

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Edward Burne-Jones

(British, 1833-1898)

Le Chant d'Amor (Song of Love), 1868-77

Oil on canvas

From Russel Ash's book Sir Edward Burne-Jones:

Here an ancient Breton song that was probably known to Georgiana [Burne-Jone's wife] provides the subject and the title for the painting: Hélas! je sais un chant d'amor/Triste ou gai, Tour á tour (Alas, I know a love song/Sad or merry, each in turn). The work depicts an organist with a figure representing Love working the bellows. The figure of Love is sightless ('love is blind'), while Burne-Jones's abiding interest in the language of flowers is manifest un the painting, where tulips (symbolizing 'ardent love') and wallflowers ('bitterness') jointly represent the contradictory emotions expressed in the song.

The Pale Complexion of True Love

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Eleanor Fortescue Brickdale

(English, 1871-1945)

The Pale Complexion of True Love, 1899

Watercolor and bodycolor

The title is taken from Shakespeare's As You Like It, Act III, when Corin speaks of Silvius' unrequired love for Phebe as

a pageant truly play'd,
Between the pale complexion of true love
And the red glow of scorn and proud disdain

  (Info from Pre Raphaelite Art blog.)

The Reluctant Pianist

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William A. Breakspeare

(English, 1855-1914)

The Reluctant Pianist, ????

Oil on canvas

I don't know what's going on, but it's a gorgeous painting! Any ideas?