This section brings you artists and painters resident in Britain or America. Some of these artists may not have been "British" or "American" by birth; their inclusion in this section is based on the fact that their primary work was done while resident in one of those countries.

Alma-Tadena, Laurens/Lawrence

Laurens Alma-Tadena, by Ellen Gosse (Century Magazine, 1894A)

Mr. Alma-Tadena falls into both the "British" and "International" categories, as he spent his life in Europe but was resident in Britain when these articles were written.

Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadena, RA - Illustrated Interviews, by Frederick Dolman (The Strand, 1899B)

Berkeley, Stanley

A Battle-Painter at Home (Windsor Magazine, 1899B)

Borwick, Leonard

The Art of Leonard Borwick, by Mabel Woods (Girl's Own Paper, 1902)

Boughton, George Henry

Mr. George Henry Boughton, RA - Illustrated Interviews, by Rudolph de Cordova (The Strand, 1900B)

Brickdale, Fortescue

A Girl Painter (Girl's Own Paper, 1902)

Burne-Jones, Sir Edward

Sir Edward Burne-Jones, Bart., by L.T. Meade (The Strand, 1895B)

Letters of Burne-Jones to a Child (The Strand, 1899A)

Sir Edward Burne-Jones (Lady's Realm, 1901)

Butler, Lady

Famous Women Artists (Windsor Magazine, 1897B)

Chase, William

William M. Chase, Painter, by Kenyon Cox (Harper's Monthly, 1889A)

Church, F.S.

F.S. Church, by George William Sheldon (Harper's Monthly, 1889A)

Collier, John

The Art of John Collier, by Aphra Wilson (Lady's Realm, 1901)

Cooper, T. Sidney

Mr. T. Sidney Cooper, RA - Illustrated Interviews, by Harry How (The Strand, 1894A)

Couture, Thomas

Thomas Couture, by George P.A. Healy (Century Magazine, 1892B)

Cox, Kenyon

Kenyon Cox, by William A. Coffin (Century Magazine, 1891A)

Dicksee, Frank

Mr. Frank Dicksee, RA - A Popular Painter, by Mary Angela Dickens (Windsor, 1897A)

Fildes, Luke

Mr. Luke Fildes, RA - Illustrated Interviews, by Harry How (The Strand, 1893B)

Forbes, Stanhope

Mr. Stanhope Forbes, ARA - Illustrated Interviews, by Frederick Dolman (Strand, 1901B)

Fuller, George

George Fuller, by M.G. Van Rensselaer (Century Magazine, 1884A)

Gilbert, Sir John

Popular Art, by Mason Jackson (English Illustrated Magazine, 1895A)

Gotch, T.C.

T.C. Gotch and His Pictures, by Lewis Hind (Windsor Magazine, 1896B)

Grant, James

King of Pavement Artists (Good Words, 1902)

Haydon, Benjamin Robert

Haydon and His Friends (Harper's Monthly, 1876B)

Hemy, C. Napier

A Sea-Painter at Work, by Wilfrid Klickmann (Windsor Magazine, 1899B)

Henderson, John

John Henderson, Artist, by George Kennan (Century Magazine, 1894A)

A psychological study of a promising artist who developed color-blindness.

Herkomer, Hubert

Professor Herkomer and His Students, by Marie Antoinette von Zedlitz (Cassell's Family Magazine, 1894)

Hubert Herkomer, RA - Illustrated Interviews, by Frederick Dolman (The Strand, 1900A)

Homer, Winslow

An American Artist in England, by M.G. Van Rennselaer (Century Magazine, 1884A)

Hunt, William

William Hunt, Painter (Illustrated London Almanack, 1865)

Inness, George

George Inness, by Henry Eckford (Century Magazine, 1882B)

An American landscape painter.

Characteristics of George Inness, by George William Sheldon (Century Magazine, 1895A)

Jefferies, Richard

Richard Jefferies (Girl's Own Paper, 1889, 1890)

Jopling, Miss

Miss Jopling [art teacher] (Girl's Own Paper, 1902)

Leighton, Sir Frederick

Sir Frederick Leighton, PRA - Illustrated Interviews, by Harry How (The Strand, 1892B)

A Chat with Sir Frederick Leighton, PRA, by Baroness von Zedlitz (Cassell's Family Magazine, 1895)

Lilford, Lord

The Late Lord Lilford and His Works, by J.A. Owen (Girl's Own Paper, 1902)

Marks, Henry Stacy

Henry Stacy Marks, RA - Illustrated Interviews, by Harry How (The Strand, 1891B)

Massey, Mrs.

A Modern Miniaturist (Lady's Realm, 1901)

Millais, John Everett

Some Early Recollections of John Everett Millais, Bart., by Frances Low (The Strand, 1896A)

Millet, Francis Davis

Francis Davis Millet (Century Magazine, 1892B)

Morris, William

A Day in Surrey with William Morris, by Emma Lazarus (Century Magazine, 1886B)

Mr. William Morris at the Kelmscott Press (English Illustrated Magazine, 1895B)

North, Marianne

A Lover of Nature (Cassell's Family Magazine, 1892)

An artist who painted extensive collections of images of the plants of Kew Gardens.

Olmsted, Frederick Law

Frederick Law Olmsted, by M.G. van Rensselaer (Century Magazine, 1893B)

Frederick Law Olmsted was an American landscape architect, journalist, social critic, and public administrator. He is popularly considered to be the father of American landscape architecture. Olmsted was famous for co-designing many well-known urban parks with his senior partner Calvert Vaux, including Central Park in New York City, Golden Gate Park in San Francisco and Elm Park in Worcester, Massachusetts. - Wikipedia

Orchardson, William

Mr. William Quiller Orchardson, RA, by Ralph W. Maude (The Strand, 1898A)

Parker, Thomas

Thomas Lister Parker (obit) (Gentleman's Magazine, 1859)

Phillip, John

John Phillip (Leisure Hour, 1868)

Prinsep, Val

Mr. Val C. Prinsep, RA - Illustrated Interviews, by Framley Steelcroft (The Strand, 1896B)

A Talk with Val Prinsep, R.A., by Mary Angela Dickens (Windsor Magazine, 1897B)

Rawlinson, Sir Robert

Sir Robert Rawlinson, KCB - Illustrated Interviews, by Harry How (The Strand, 1893A)

Reid, Sir George

A Talk with Sir George Reid, by Raymond Blathwayt (Cassell's Family Magazine, 1893)

President of the Royal Scotch [Art] Academy.

Riviere, Briton

Mr. Briton Riviere, RA - Illustrated Interviews, by Harry How (The Strand, 1896A)

Rossetti, Dante Gabriel

Dante Gabriel Rossetti, by Edmund W. Gosse (Century Magazine, 1882B)

Ryder, Albert Pinkham

A Modern Colorist, by Henry Eckford (Century Magazine, 1890B)

American painter best known for his poetic and moody allegorical works and seascapes. - Wikipedia

Sargent, John S.

John S. Sargent, by Henry James (Harper's Monthly, 1887B)

An American artist considered the "leading portrait painter of his generation." - Wikipedia

John S. Sargent, by M.G. Rensselaer (Century Magazine, 1892A)

Sargent and His Painting, by William A. Coffin (Century Magazine, 1896B)

"With special reference to his decorations in the Boston Public Library."

Solomon, Solomon J.

Mr. Solomon J. Solomon, A.R.A. (Windsor Magazine, 1903A)

Stone, Marcus

Mr. Marcus Stone, RA - Illustrated Interviews, (The Strand, 1899B)

Stuart, Gilbert

Gilbert Stuart's Portraits of Women, by Charles Henry Hart (Century Magazine, 1898B)

Portraits of the Marchioness d'Yrugo and Maria Theresa Sarah McKean.

Thornycroft, Hamo

Mr. Hamo Thornycroft, RA - Illustrated Interviews, by Harry How (The Strand, 1893B)

Tunison, Fannie

The Remarkable Case of Miss Tunison (The Strand, 1900A)

An American quadriplegic who managed to earn a living by painting with her tongue.

Ward, Henrietta

Illustrated Interviews: "Royalties as Artists," by Ralph W. Maude (The Strand, 1898B)

An artist and art teacher whose pupils included many royals.

Watts, Frederick

Mr. Frederick Watts, RA, at the Grosvenor Gallery, by G.W. Prothero (Century Magazine, 1883B)

Welch, Lucy Kemp

A Woman Painter (Girl's Own Paper, 1902)

Whistler

Whistler in Painting and Etching (Scribners, 1879B)

Wilkie

Wilkie and His Pictures (Leisure Hour, 1860)

Woods, Henry

Mr. Henry Woods, R.A. - Illustrated Interviews, by Rudolph de Cordova (Strand, 1901A)

See also

• International Artists

• Illustrators, Caricaturists, Cartoonists & Photographers

• Sculptors

• Some Artistic Roundups

• Historic Artists