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Here is the information I have found. I have this old print and it is beautiful and touching but almost to sad "The Doctor" by Sir Samuel Luke Fildes conveys an agonizing parental vigil over a sick child, and the solemn devotion of the physician entrusted with her care. When commissioned by a wealthy patron of the arts to create a painting that depicted Social Realism, Fildes (1844 - 1927) drew upon the heart-wrenching death of his son, as well as his gratitude toward the noble, dedicated Doctor Who cared for him. For accuracy, Fildes built a cottage interior in his studio and began working at dawn to reproduce specific lighting. One of the best-known medical paintings in the Western world, this piece by Fildes is symbolic of the ideal physician.
to hang on the wall. I'm not sure yet what I will do with it...
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How much does the painting the doctor by sir Samuel Luke Fildes sell for?
I have seen this reproduction water color picture only twice in antique shops in MN. Both were priced approx. $65 - $85. I found a very good copy on E-Bay (abt. 14 x 18") for...I believe, less then $20. I feel very fortunate for "stealing" it at that price.
What village is represented in the oil on canvas by Sir Samuel Luke Fildes The Village Wedding?
No particular village - just a typical one.
What has the author Samuel Walsh written?
Samuel Walsh has written: 'Samuel Walsh' -- subject(s): Abstract Painting, Exhibitions, Modern Painting, Painting, Abstract, Painting, Modern
WHAT is Samuel Morse hobbies?
painting codes
What was Samuel Morse's hobby?
painting and iventing
Was Doctor Samuel Mudd exonerated?
NO.
What has the author Samuel Bloom written?
Samuel Bloom has written: 'Doctor and His Patient'
What is the value of a Samuel Palmer painting?
it was 120 000 grand
For what was Samuel Morse better known than the invention of the telegraph?
Samuel Morse was known for portrait painting, not inventing.
What was the name of the Doctor Who treated John Wilkes Booth?
Doctor Samuel Mudd
What was Samuel Morse message?
What hath god wrought this is the real answer by Krystalia
Who sent the first telegraph message?
On May 24, 1844, Samuel Morse sends the telegraph message "What hath God wrought?" from the Supreme Court chamber in the Capitol in Washington, D.C., to the B & O Railroad Depot in Baltimore, Maryland.
