About
Leighton House Museum was the studio-house of Frederic, Lord Leighton (1830-1896), one of Victorian Britain's most celebrated artists. This remarkable building is a palace of art, featuring the stunning Arab Hall with its golden dome, intricate Islamic tiles, and central fountain. The house showcases Leighton's paintings alongside works by his contemporaries including Burne-Jones, Millais, and Alma-Tadema.
The beautifully restored interiors and peaceful garden offer a glimpse into the aesthetic world of a Victorian artist at the height of his fame.
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Highlights
Arab Hall
Breathtaking room with golden dome and Islamic tiles from Damascus and Rhodes
Leighton's Studio
The artist's working studio with north-facing light
Collections
Explore the diverse collections housed in this museum.
Themes
Current Exhibitions
No current exhibitions. Please check the museum website for updates.
