Solomon Joseph Solomon
1860–1927 · British · 21 artworks
RomanticismAcademicismImpressionismPortraitureHistorical paintingUse of light and shadowAcademic realismImpressionistic brushwork
artist bio
Solomon Joseph Solomon was a British painter known for his portraits, historical scenes, and contributions to the New English Art Club. He explored both Academic and Impressionistic styles, demonstrating versatility in his artistic approach.
what you'll learn
Studying Solomon's work allows students to understand the transition from traditional academic painting to impressionistic techniques, particularly in portraiture. Students can also learn about composition and capturing likeness in portraiture.
related: John Singer Sargent, George Elgar Hicks
21 artworks
Sir James Paget Bt., Surgeon and Pathologist
1897
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Portrait of Deceased Captain Seymour Jacob Henry Van Den Bergh
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Sir Aston Webb
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Alfred George Edwards, Archbishop of Wales
1924
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William Hawker Hughes
1914
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A Family Group, The Artist's Wife and Children, 'Papa Painting!'
1905
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Ramsay MacDonald
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Marchesi Blanche
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The Right Hon. Sir George Halsey Perley
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Ernest Abraham Hart, Editor of the British Medical Journal
1897
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Ludwig Mond
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Portrait of a Lady
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Arthur Hacker
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An Octave for Mr Ernest Hart at Sir Henry Thompson's House
1897
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Princess Mary as a Girl
1911
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A Conversation Piece
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Sir Thomas Spencer Wells Bt. (
1897
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Queen Mary
1927
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Prince Edward, Duke of Windsor (King Edward VIII)
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King George V
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An Allegory
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