
1837–1898 · British · 16 artworks
artist bio
Laslett John Pott was a British painter known for his historical and genre scenes rendered in the Romantic style. His works often depicted dramatic moments from history or sentimental scenes of everyday life, reflecting the Romantic era's fascination with emotion and the past.
what you'll learn
Studying Pott's work allows students to understand the narrative aspects of Romantic painting and how artists used historical subjects to convey emotional and moral messages. Students can also analyze his use of composition and color to create dramatic and sentimental effects.
related: Eugene Delacroix, Caspar David Friedrich, Paul Delaroche

Napoleon's Farewell To Josephine

The Dancing Lesson

Wordsworth's Grave
1870

Lord Byron

The Dismissal of Cardinal Wolsey
1874

The Sisters
1879

A Refugee in a Church
1894

The Last of the Summer Roses

Oh Liberté ! Que De Crimes on Commet En Ton Nom ! (détail)
1874

The Sundial

The Beloved's Arrival

Life is Like a Sundial
1878

A Morning Sail
1870

Katherine of Aragon Denounced Before King Henry Viii and His Council

Mary, Queen of Scots, Being Led to Her Execution
1871

Sir Peter Teazle