Charles Lock Eastlake

In Rome they got to know the painter Charles Eastlake , and through him other artists, such as John Jackson and J. W. M. Turner . MC 's developing interest in the pre-Renaissance art of...

Charles Eastlake 's illustrations for this work led to something of a vogue for representations of brigands.

ER 's husband, Charles Eastlake , was elected President of the Royal Academy ; he also received a knighthood that autumn, changing ER 's public name to Lady Eastlake.

ER and her husband, Sir Charles Eastlake , cut their holiday short and left Venice for London to attend the November funeral of the Duke of Wellington .

ER 's husband, Sir Charles Eastlake , accepted the post of Director of the National Gallery, at the urging of the Prime Minister and Prince Albert .

ER and her husband, Sir Charles Eastlake , feted the artist Rosa Bonheur in London.

Taking a big sweep westwards, ER and her husband, Sir Charles Eastlake , left London again and travelled via Vienna, over the Alps to Venice, and back through Milan and Marseilles to Madrid.

ER and her husband, Sir Charles Eastlake , attended Gladstone 's party for the Italian patriot Garibaldi , who was visiting England.

ER and her husband, Sir Charles Eastlake , left London for their last tour together; they visited France and Italy.

ER 's husband, the painter Sir Charles Eastlake , died at Pisa.

Four years after the death of her husband , ER anonymously published a series of seven letters addressed to widows as Fellowship: Letters Addressed to My Sister Mourners.

ER published a lengthy memoir of her late husband (completed in October 1869) in a new edition of his Contributions to the Literature of the Fine Arts.

The Russian journey launched ER 's literary career, through the success of the book she wrote about it. Already an experienced translator, she was encouraged by this success to write essays and reviews for periodicals...

In London, she met theCarlyles and John Gibson Lockhart 's daughter Charlotte . She was also introduced to her future husband, Charles Eastlake . She called on Agnes Strickland and Maria Edgeworth . Lord Shaftesbury

She had been seriously ill since August. Her last words, Pray for my release, were spoken to a clergyman. Four days later she was buried beside her husband at Kensal Green Cemetery in...