Boar Lane, Leeds is an oil on canvas painting by the English artist John Atkinson Grimshaw, from 1881. It is held at the Leeds Art Gallery.
A cityscape, it depicts Boar Lane in the centre of the West Yorkshire city of Leeds. Grimshaw was well known for his depictions of streets in the evening. Boar Lane had undergone a major widening scheme in 1868 and featured many of the city's most fashionable shops catering to the Victorian middle classes. A major feature is the emphasis on the light-cascading out of the shops on the wet cobblestones. Several people are seen in the streets and also a carriage.
Several different versions of the painting exist, with the most prominent in the collection of Leeds Art Gallery.
Another version Boar Lane by Lamplight was auctioned by Christie's for ã156,000 in 2017.