Sir John Gilbert (1817-1897), Cavaliers outside a

Painting, Sir John Gilbert, Mary Queen of Scots

Sir John Gilbert (British 1817-1897)/Mother and Child/oval portrait/signed and dated 1849/pastel drawing, 46.5cm x 37cm/see illustration

Sir John Gilbert (British 1817-1897)/Portrait of a Father and Daughter with a White Cat/signed and dated 1855/pastel drawing, 49.5cm x 41.5cm/see illustration

Sir John Gilbert (British 1817-1897)/Mother and Child/oval portrait/signed and dated 1849/pastel drawing, 46.5cm x 37cm

Sir John Gilbert (British 1817-1897)/Portrait of a Father and Daughter with a White Cat/signed and dated 1855/pastel drawing, 49.5cm x 41.5cm/see illustration

SIR JOHN GILBERT (1817-1897). "Study for St George, Cloth of Gold, Age is Youth, Victors'" pencil inscribed with titles and measurements of the finished works 22.6 x 18 cm together with two other pencil studies, 'His mother reading' and 'Henry VIII' three mounted together unframed FOOTNOTE: Sir John was knighted in 1872 for his artistic achievements. He was a member of the Royal Academy, and President of the Old Watercolour Society. Sir John exhibited at the Royal Academy, the Society of British Artists, and many other European venues. He was nicknamed the Scott of Painting because of his preference for medieval chivalry subjects in his work.

John Gilbert English (1817-1897): Carolers and Nativity