Charles Lock Eastlake Collection

The New President of the Royal Academy - C. L. Eastlake, Esq. 1850. Creator: Unknown
The New President of the Royal Academy - C. L. Eastlake, Esq. 1850. Portrait of British art historian and painter Charles Lock Eastlake who has shown...his desire to reform the abuses

Sir Charles Lock Eastlake, 1860s. Creator: John & Charles Watkins
Sir Charles Lock Eastlake, 1860s

Napoleon on board the Bellerophon, July 1815, (1921). Creator: Unknown
Napoleon on board the Bellerophon, July 1815, (1921). Napoleon a la coupee du Bellerophon. Portrait of Emperor Napoleon I (1769-1821)

A letter from Charles Lock Eastlake, 1847 (1904). Artist: Charles Lock Eastlake
A letter from Charles Lock Eastlake, 1847 (1904). Charles Lock Eastlake (1793-1865), English painter and President of the Royal Academy

Sir Charles Lock Eastlake, English painter, gallery director, collector and writer, 19th century. Artist: J Smyth
Sir Charles Lock Eastlake (1793-1865), English painter, gallery director, collector and writer, 19th century. From the Art Union Journal

Painting of knight
Charles Lock Eastlake 1793-1865, The Champion 1825

SIR CHARLES LOCK EASTLAKE, RA, 17 November 1793 24 December 1865, was an English painter

A View of the Church of S. Sabina and the Pyramid of Cestius, Rome, Charles Lock Eastlake, 1793-1865, British

A View of Trajans Forum, Rome, Italy Charles Lock Eastlake, 1793-1865, British

The Erechtheum, Athens, Greece with Figures in the Foreground Signed and dated in brown paint, lower right: " CLE | R [?] 1821", Charles Lock Eastlake, 1793-1865, British

A View at Girgenti in Sicily with the Temple of Concord and Juno, Italy, Charles Lock Eastlake, 1793-1865, British

SIR CHARLES LOCK EASTLAKE, RA, 17 November 1793 24 December 1865, was an English painter

Detail of Charles Lock Eastlake painting
Charles Lock Eastlake 1793-1865, The Champion 1826

Painting of knight
Charles Lock Eastlake 1793-1865, The Champion 1824

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Charles Lock Eastlake was a multifaceted figure in the 19th century art scene. Born on November 17, 1793, he would go on to become an influential English painter, gallery director, collector, and writer. His talent and dedication earned him the prestigious title of Royal Academician (RA). One of his notable works is "The Champion, " created in 1824. This piece showcases Eastlake's artistic prowess and attention to detail. Another portrait of Sir Charles Lock Eastlake was captured by John & Charles Watkins in the 1860s, immortalizing his distinguished presence. Eastlake's passion for history is evident in his depictions of significant events such as "Napoleon on board the Bellerophon" from July 1815. Although the creator remains unknown, this artwork captures a pivotal moment in European history. Not only did Eastlake excel at painting historical scenes but also at interior decoration. The Octagon (Garden Pavilion) in Buckingham Palace features stunning decorations that were crafted by unknown artists under Eastlake's direction. In addition to his artistic endeavors, Charles Lock Eastlake left behind written records that shed light on his thoughts and experiences. A letter dated back to 1847 reveals insights into his creative process and serves as a testament to his enduring legacy. Eastlake's contributions extended beyond creating art; he also played a crucial role as a gallery director during his time. His expertise guided numerous exhibitions and acquisitions during this period. Throughout his career, Sir Charles Lock Eastlake traveled extensively across Europe capturing breathtaking landscapes with meticulous precision. From Rome's iconic landmarks like S. Sabina Church and Trajan's Forum to Greece's majestic Erechtheum temple - each painting reflects both beauty and historical significance. One particular masterpiece depicts Girgenti in Sicily with its magnificent Temple of Concord and Juno standing proudly against the backdrop of Italy’s landscape – showcasing not only natural splendor but also Eastlake's ability to capture the essence of a place.