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Sir Francis Bernard (Frank) Dicksee

Sir Francis Bernard Dicksee was an English Victorian painter and illustrator, best known for his pictures of dramatic literary, historical, and legendary scenes. He also was a noted painter of portraits of fashionable women, which helped to bring him success in his own time. Master Canvas Art offers 6 hand-painted oil reproductions of Sir Francis Bernard (Frank) Dicksee's work.

Associated movement Royal Academician

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  • Oriental Pastime by Sir Francis Bernard (Frank) Dicksee

    ORIENTAL PASTIME

    From $323.00
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  • Portrait Of The Artist’S Niece Dorothy by Sir Francis Bernard (Frank) Dicksee

    PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST’S NIECE DOROTHY

    From $196.00
    From $196.00
  • Portrait Of Mrs. W. K. D’Arcy by Sir Francis Bernard (Frank) Dicksee

    PORTRAIT OF MRS. W. K. D’ARCY

    From $298.00
    From $298.00
  • Miss Edith Fitton by Sir Francis Bernard (Frank) Dicksee

    MISS EDITH FITTON

    From $267.00
    From $267.00
  • Alice Anne Graham-Montgomery by Sir Francis Bernard (Frank) Dicksee

    ALICE ANNE GRAHAM-MONTGOMERY

    From $227.00
    From $227.00
  • Startled by Sir Francis Bernard (Frank) Dicksee

    STARTLED

    From $210.00
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Our promise

Painted by hand. Not printed.

Trained oil painters

Every canvas is painted by hand by a trained oil artist — no prints, no machine finishing. Each piece carries real brushwork, real texture, real layers.

Museum-grade pigment matching

We mix each pigment against high-resolution museum references. The greens of Monet, the gold of Klimt, the blues of Van Gogh — matched, not approximated.

Layered, cured, built to last

Oil paint is built in layers and allowed to dry between them — the way the originals were made. The result is a canvas with depth, weight, and decades of life.