George Lance

George Lance ( born March 24, 1802 in Little Easton, Essex, † June 18, 1864 in Sunnyside at Birkenhead, Merseyside ) was an English painter.

Life

Lance was a pupil of the painter Benjamin Robert Haydon and preferred in his work often still life, such as flowers and fruit ensembles. However, in animal painting Lance could soon make a name.

Lance took on the advice and support of his teacher in 1828 for the first time in an exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts; encouraged by this debut, Lance took part in almost any of these annual exhibitions.

His fine sense of nature has given him abroad validity. The National Gallery ( London) has a still life and two pieces of fruit from him.

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• British Painter
• Still life painters
• English
• Born in 1802
• Died in 1864
• Man