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Nationality
  
British

Name
  
Samuel Lane

Awards
  
Royal Academy


Known for
  
oil portrait-painter

Education
  
Sir Thomas Lawrence

Role
  
Musician

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Born
  
26 July 1780 (
1780-07-26
)
King's Lynn

Died
  
29 July 1859(1859-07-29) (aged 79) Ipswich

Albums
  
All From You, Beautiful, Holy

Similar
  
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Samuel Lane (1780–1859) was an English portrait-painter.

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Life

The son of Samuel and Elizabeth Lane, he was born at King's Lynn on 26 July 1780. After a childhood accident he became deaf and partially dumb. He studied under Joseph Farington and then under Sir Thomas Lawrence who employed him as assistant.

Lane first exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1804, secured a large practice, and was a constant contributor for more than fifty years, sending in all 217 works. He lived in London at 60 Greek Street, Soho until 1853, and then retired to Ipswich; he sent his last contribution to the Academy in 1857. He died at Ipswich on 29 July 1859.

Works

His portraits included: Lord George Bentinck for the Lynn guildhall; James Saumarez, 1st Baron de Saumarez for the United Service Club; Sir George Pollock and Sir John Malcolm for the Oriental Club; Charles Gordon-Lennox, 5th Duke of Richmond; Charles Blomfield, bishop of London; Thomas Clarkson for Wisbech town-hall; Philip Broke for the East Suffolk Hospital; Thomas Coke, for the Norwich Corn Exchange; Luke Hansard for the Stationers' Company; Thomas Telford, Edmond Wodehouse, and other prominent persons. Lane was known for truthful likenesses; many of them were engraved by Charles Turner, Samuel William Reynolds, William Ward, and others.

References

Samuel Lane Wikipedia