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Victorian Oil Painting Portrait Signed Fs Beaumont 1887 Ra Lettice and Randolph
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Victorian Oil Painting Portrait Signed Fs Beaumont 1887 Ra Lettice and Randolph

18th century
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You are viewing a gorgeous Victorian portrait oil painting by the artist Fredeick Samuel Beaumont (1861 - 1954)

The piece is signed in the top right and the artist was a Royal Academian

As listed in the attached Royal Academy of Exhibitors - the portrait is believed to be of the children Lettice and Randolph - children of Sir Talbot Baker Bart

Good size at over five feet tall - 65 inches / 165 CM

Classic Victorian portrait, Beaumont has really captured the spirit of the children

Charming late 19th century portrait depicting two young children in a domestic interior

The elder child stands in a red dress and bonnet alongside a younger seated child dressed in black with lace collar and cuffs

Frederick Samuel Beaumont (1861–1954) was a British portrait painter who studied at the Royal Academy Schools and the Académie Julian in Paris

He established a successful career painting portraits of prominent Victorian families and maintained a studio in Kensington, London

His patrons included the celebrated archaeologist and collector Lieutenant-General Augustus Pitt-Rivers, whom Beaumont painted in 1897

Richly detailed interior with carved furniture, books and decorative objects

Dark atmospheric background characteristic of Victorian portraiture

Offered in great shape - fully restored to original condition

Will ship to anywhere in the world - including the US - please get in touch for a shipping quote

Dimensions are in Inches (CM)

Width 41" (104.1 cm)

Height 65" (165.1 cm)

Date of Manufacture

Canonbury Antiques has dated this Victorian Oil Portrait Painting to the 18th Century.

Physical Dimensions
Height
165.1cm (65.00")
Width
104.1cm (40.98")
Depth
1cm (0.39")
Reference Numbers
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SA1236859
Description
You are viewing a gorgeous Victorian portrait oil painting by the artist Fredeick Samuel Beaumont (1861 - 1954)

The piece is signed in the top right and the artist was a Royal Academian

“
As listed in the attached Royal Academy of Exhibitors - the portrait is believed to be of the children Lettice and Randolph - children of Sir Talbot Baker Bart.
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fig 1. An 1887 Victorian oil portrait painting depicting two young children in period attire seated on a carved wooden bench within a gilt wood frame.
fig 1. Victorian Oil Painting Portrait Signed Fs Beaumont 1887 Ra Lettice and Randolph

Good size at over five feet tall - 65 inches / 165 CM

Classic Victorian portrait, Beaumont has really captured the spirit of the children

Charming late 19th century portrait depicting two young children in a domestic interior

fig 2. An 1887 Victorian oil portrait painting depicting two young children in period attire seated on a carved wooden bench within a gilt wood frame.
fig 2. Victorian Oil Painting Portrait Signed Fs Beaumont 1887 Ra Lettice and Randolph

The elder child stands in a red dress and bonnet alongside a younger seated child dressed in black with lace collar and cuffs

Frederick Samuel Beaumont (1861–1954) was a British portrait painter who studied at the Royal Academy Schools and the Académie Julian in Paris

fig 3. An 1887 Victorian oil portrait painting depicting two young children in period attire seated on a carved wooden bench within a gilt wood frame.
fig 3. Victorian Oil Painting Portrait Signed Fs Beaumont 1887 Ra Lettice and Randolph

He established a successful career painting portraits of prominent Victorian families and maintained a studio in Kensington, London

His patrons included the celebrated archaeologist and collector Lieutenant-General Augustus Pitt-Rivers, whom Beaumont painted in 1897

fig 4. An 1887 Victorian oil portrait painting depicting two young children in period attire seated on a carved wooden bench within a gilt wood frame.
fig 4. Victorian Oil Painting Portrait Signed Fs Beaumont 1887 Ra Lettice and Randolph

Richly detailed interior with carved furniture, books and decorative objects

Dark atmospheric background characteristic of Victorian portraiture

Offered in great shape - fully restored to original condition

Will ship to anywhere in the world - including the US - please get in touch for a shipping quote

Dimensions are in Inches (CM)

Width 41" (104.1 cm)

Height 65" (165.1 cm)

Date of Manufacture

Canonbury Antiques has dated this Victorian Oil Portrait Painting to the 18th Century.

Height
165.1cm (65.00")
Width
104.1cm (40.98")
Depth
1cm (0.39")
Reference Numbers
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SA1236859
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Victorian Oil Painting Portrait Signed FS Beaumont 1887 RA Lettice and Randolph
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  • ObjectOil Paintings
  • Period18th century
  • StyleVictorian
  • MaterialOil on Canvas, Wood, Gilt
  • ColourDark Red and Navy
  • MotifsGilt wood frame, Lace collar details, Carved coffer backdrop, Period costume
  • SizeH 165.1 cm (65 in) x W 104.1 cm (41 in) x D 1 cm (0 in)

This Victorian oil painting on canvas depicts two young children in period attire, signed by the artist Frederick Samuel Beaumont and dated 1887. The work is presented within a wide gilt wood frame with flat moulding and square corners, showing a dark atmospheric background with visible texture. The composition portrays an elder child standing in a dark red dress and bonnet beside a younger seated child in a navy blue outfit with white lace collar and cuffs. The figures sit atop a dark brown carved wooden coffer featuring panelled fronts, relief carvings, and turned supports, alongside a small wheel and books. Measuring 165.1 cm high, 104.1 cm wide, and 1 cm deep, the artwork suits placement above a sideboard in an English country house interior. The fully restored canvas retains its rich palette and period details, ready for display in a traditional living room, dining room, or hallway.

Late Victorian portraiture often features realistic figurative representation, rich colour palettes, and detailed depictions of costume and interior settings. Artists during this period frequently focused on capturing the social status and character of sitters through careful attention to fabrics, furniture, and lighting.

Artists typically painted with oil pigments bound in linseed oil on hand-stretched linen or cotton canvas. Frames were generally constructed from timber with moulded gesso ornamentation and finished with gold leaf or metallic gilding.

Authentic paintings from this era display natural craquelure across the paint surface, age-appropriate darkening of the canvas reverse, and period-correct stretcher bars with mortise and tenon joints. Signatures, dates, and artist monograms are usually integrated into the paint layer rather than applied over modern varnish.

A large historical portrait creates an impactful focal point when positioned above a sideboard, fireplace mantel, or along a hallway gallery wall. Juxtaposing a traditional gilded portrait against clean-lined modern furniture or dark painted walls enhances both the historical artwork and the contemporary interior.

Display oil paintings away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and areas of high humidity to prevent cracking and fading. Dust the frame and surface gently with a soft dry brush, avoiding liquid cleaners, and consult a qualified fine art conservator for deep cleaning or canvas stabilisation.
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