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God Speed Edmund Blair Leighton, 1900
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God Speed

Edmund Blair Leighton Β· 1900

Why it's great

A knight leans down from his horse as his lady ties a scarf around his arm and wishes him luck before battle. Edmund Blair Leighton painted such romantic scenes from the Middle Ages with great detail. This one is among the most popular. It's a picture of love and courage.

Where to see it

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About the artist

Edmund Blair Leighton

1852–1922 Β· born in London

Edmund Blair Leighton was born in London and became famous for painting romantic scenes from the Middle Ages and the Regency period. He studied at the Royal Academy and lived in London. His paintings of knights and ladies are widely reproduced. He died in 1922.

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