William Frederick Yeames (1835–1918) was an English painter known for his historical genre works. His most famous painting, “And When Did You Last See Your Father?” (1878), depicts a tense moment during the English Civil War, showcasing a Royalist officer being interrogated by Parliamentarian soldiers.
Yeames’ style was marked by detailed realism and a focus on historical accuracy, often portraying key moments in English history. He was a member of the Royal Academy and was well-regarded in the Victorian art world, although his fame has since diminished. His works remain notable for their emotional depth and historical narrative.
Here below is a set of beautiful paintings by William Frederick Yeames in the 19th century.
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| "And When Did You Last See Your Father?" |
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| A Spanish Beauty on a Balcony |
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| A Venetian Water-Carrier (La Biccolante) |
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| A Visit to the Haunted Chamber |
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| Amy Robsart |
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| Amy Robsart |
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| An Appeal to the Podesta |
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| Cherry Ripe |
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| Choir Boys |
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| Companions |
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| Cordelia |
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| Defendant and Counsel |
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| Dr Harvey and the Children of Charles I |
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| For the Poor |
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| On the Boulevard, Dinan |
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| Peace and War |
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| Prince Arthur and Hubert |
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| Queen Elizabeth and the Earl of Leicester |
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| Reading |
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| The Christ Bearer |
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| The Jacobites Escape the Punch Room at Cotehele House, Cornwall |
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| The Meeting of Thomas More with His Daughter after His Sentence of Death |
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| The Music Lesson |
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| The Path of Roses |
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| The Prisoner and His Guests |
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| Welcome as Flowers in Spring |
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