is believed to have completed new and previously unfinished Baker landscapes. Some of these works are signed "E.S. Baker" while others display a rather more decorative signature of "E.S.B" in which the "S" is combined with an enlarged "B". As a last point of interest with regard to Thomas Baker 'of Leamington', Charles Lines has suggested that, prior to his relationship with Elizabeth Alice Smith, the artist had previously been married at either Leamington All-Saints or Lillington Church and produced two legitimate sons. However, there is no evidence to support this. This assumption is likely based on the two Smith-Baker sons going by the last name of Baker such as E.S. Baker by Edmund Smith-Baker. References Wood, Christopher, Victorian Painters: Vol. 1. The Text, p34. Census records RG9/2220 of 1861 - Elizabeth Smith 68 Springfield St. Warwick Warwickshire The Book of Warwick by Charles Lines Published by Barracuda Books Ltd, Buckingham (1985) External links Diaries of his works, A Memoranda of his Paintings 1809 births 1864 deaths People from Harborne 19th-century English painters English male painters English watercolourists English landscape painters Members and Associates of the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists 19th-century English male artists