Frederic Leighton Prints – Drapery, Myth & Dramatic Figures

Frederic Leighton prints give fabric, gesture and the direction of a body a central role within classical and sacred subjects. A single resting figure sits beside more active narrative groups. Explore the collection alongside Academic art, mythological prints and figurative painting.

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Flaming June, Frederic Leighton Fine Art Print
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The Return Of Persephone, Frederic Leighton Fine Art Print
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Perseus and Andromeda, Frederic Leighton Fine Art Print
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Hercules Wrestling With Death For The Body Of Alcestis, Frederic Leighton Fine Art Print
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Electra At The Tomb Of Agamemnon, Frederic Leighton Fine Art Print
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Bacchante, Frederic Leighton Fine Art Print
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Elijah in the Wilderness, Frederic Leighton Fine Art Print
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And the Sea Gave Up the Dead Which Were in It, Frederic Leighton Fine Art Print
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A resting figure enclosed by orange fabric

Flaming June curls the seated body into a rounded arrangement, with the head resting near the bent arm. Long folds spread across the lower image. Pale architecture and distant water remain secondary to the warm drapery and compact pose.

A vertical encounter among wings and rock

Perseus and Andromeda gathers figures and a large dark creature beneath a bright upper opening. The tall format connects the lower body to the action above. Pale skin and sweeping forms establish several directions within the close rocky setting.

An upright figure beside pale stone

Electra at the Tomb of Agamemnon sets dark drapery against an architectural enclosure, with the raised arm continuing the strong vertical arrangement. Small foreground objects provide lower accents. The restrained pose offers a quieter counterpart to the more crowded winged narrative.

Related artists and collections

Compare classical figures in John William Godward, narrative settings in Edward Poynter and mythic encounters in Herbert James Draper. Further Academic prints develops the composed bodies and fabric, while mythological art follows the stories and imagined figures.

Read more in our John William Godward’s classical figure painting.