Lambert_A_Bush_Idyll
Lambert_A_Garden_Bunch
Lambert_Beatrice
Lambert_Hera
Lambert_Left_and_Right
Lambert_Major_Andrew_Barton_-Banjo-_Patterson
Lambert_Miss_Alison_Preston_and_John_Proctor_on_Mearbeck_Moor
Lambert_Miss_Helene_Beauclerk
Lambert_Miss_Katherine_Powell
Lambert_Miss_Thea_Proctor
Lambert_Mrs_Annie_Murdoch
Lambert_Mrs_Lambert_Mr_Gorodon_and_Mr_Snekker
Lambert_Portrait_Group
Lambert_Recumbent_Figure_of_a_Soldier
Lambert_Seated_Boy_drawing
Lambert_Seated_Woman_drawing
Lambert_Self_Portrait_with_Gladioli
Lambert_Sir_William_Alison_Russell
Lambert_Sybil_Walker_in_Red_and_Gold_Dress
Lambert_The_Belle_of_the_Alley
Lambert_The_Dancer
Lambert_The_Maid
Lambert_The_Red_Shawl
Lambert_The_White_Glove
Lambert_Weighing_the_Fleece
Lambert_William_Morris_Hughes
Lmabert_Equestrian_Portrait_of_a_Boy
George Lambert (1700 - 1765)
George Lambert (1700 – 1765) was probably the first British-born artist to devote himself specifically to landscape painting.
His most famous painting is 'A view of box hill, Surrey' (1733) which depicts a famous beauty spot south of London. William Hogarth considered Lambert a rival of the famous French landscape painter Claude Lorrain (1600-1682) with respect to his use of soft light to
unify the scene in this painting. Though he never visited Italy he was inspired by the classical tradition of landscape painting.
In addition to painting landscapes, George Lambert worked as a scene painter in London's theatres. He collaborated with several artists, including Hogarth and Samuel Scott.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Lambert_(English_painter)
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