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Charles Sillem Lidderdale

1830-1895     England

 

Charles Sillem Lidderdale (1831–1895) was a British painter born in St. Petersburg, Russia. He moved to England at the age of 13 where he later became known for his portraits of rural women in pastoral settings. He exhibited 36 works at the Royal Academy from 1856 to 1893, showing significant promise. Unfortunately his career was impacted by eyesight issues which required extensive treatment. While the treatment allowed him to continue painting, it limited some aspects of his work. Despite these challenges, Lidderdale's art remains admired for its warmth and gentle portrayal of rural life.

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The Broken Pitcher by Charles Sillem Lidderdale Girl by a well by Charles Sillem Lidderdale Portrait of a young girl in a forest by Charles Sillem Lidderdale Schoolwards by Charles Sillem Lidderdale Waiting at the stile by Charles Sillem Lidderdale A Spanish Beauty by Charles Sillem Lidderdale

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