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Lintott, Henry John, RSA

1877 – 1965

Studied at the Royal College of Art in South Kensington. He came to Edinburgh and was appointed to the teaching staff at Edinburgh College of Art in 1902 and taught there for over forty years. He founded the 'Edinburgh School' with Gillies, Maxwell and Redpath. He exhibited at the RSA Annual Exhibitions from 1905 until 1965. He became an Associate Member in 1916 and an Academican in 1923.

Works in which this creator appears



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Orange and Grey

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Profile

A portrait of the artist's wife Audrey standing half-length in profile wearing a rich claret velvet jacket and a fur stole, her hair tied back and…

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Portrait of Mrs M Winifred Stirling

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Portrait of a Woman Before a Bookcase

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Sir George Pirie PRSA

Presidential Portrait commission

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From My Studio Window

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Self portrait

Lintott exhibited Self Portraits on no fewer than three occasions during his lifetime at the RSA Annual Exhibitions. The first was in 1916 and the…

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Avatar

A painting "Avatar" was exhibited at the RSA in 1917 catalogue number 174. This was almost certainly the same painting that Lintott submitted as his…

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Trees in St Bernard's Crescent

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