Frederick Thomas Lines (26 July 1808 – 10 April 1898)[1] was an English portrait painter in addition to experimenting in studies from nature and landscape. Lines was known to be a master of the medium of watercolour.
Lines' portrait of his father Samuel (1778–1863); in the collection of Birmingham Museums Trust.Portrait of a Woman; in the collection of Worcester City Museums, England.
He was tutored in drawing by his father. Lines travelled to London to train as a portraitist with artist Richard Evans (1784–1871), who was employed as an assistant to work in the studio of Sir Thomas Lawrence (1769–1830).[3]
Lines taught drawing at Edwin Hill's Bruce Castle School in Tottenham and later returned to Birmingham to assist his father in his academy of arts.[4]
He was married to Sarah Breedon Butler, and they had two children, Frances Elizabeth and Frederick Joseph Butler Lines, the latter of whom also showed artistic talent like his father. The family lived in Handsworth, then in Staffordshire.[4]
Birmingham, England, Church of England Baptisms, 1813–1912. Anglican Parish Records. Birmingham, England: Library of Birmingham.
Flynn, Brendan (2014). RBSA: A Place for Art: The Story of the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists. Birmingham: Royal Birmingham Society of Artists. p.66.
Rediscovering the Lines Family: Drawings of Birmingham and Beyond in the Nineteenth Century(Exhibition Catalogue). Royal Birmingham Society of Artists. 2009. pp.8–9.{{cite book}}: |format= requires |url= (help)
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