Lachrymae
- Artist
- Frederic Leighton
- Date
- c.1895 ; United Kingdom
- Style
- Academicism
- Genre
- Mythological painting
- Location
- Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met)
Lachrymae by Lord Frederic Leighton is a late 19th-century mythological painting composed in oil on canvas. The work exemplifies academicism with its classical inspiration, depicting a conceptual figure inspired by antiquity that evokes themes of sorrow and reflection. Leighton's meticulous technique and idealized forms demonstrate his mastery of traditional artistic principles. Currently housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Lachrymae stands as a compelling example of 19th-century mythological art, blending classical influence with contemporary artistic sensibilities.
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