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<p> Born at Plymouth; served as an engraver's apprentice in London; studied at the [[Royal]] Academy, and excelled in miniature painting; he became celebrated as a painter of historical scenes and characters, and in 1854 was appointed professor of [[Painting]] in the Royal Academy, and subsequently librarian; his works include "Henry I. receiving intelligence of the Death of his Son," "Milton visiting [[Galileo]] in Prison," "Wolsey and Buckingham," "Lady Jane Grey in the Tower," &c. (1806-1881). </p> | <p> Born at Plymouth; served as an engraver's apprentice in London; studied at the [[Royal]] Academy, and excelled in miniature painting; he became celebrated as a painter of historical scenes and characters, and in 1854 was appointed professor of [[Painting]] in the Royal Academy, and subsequently librarian; his works include "Henry I. receiving intelligence of the Death of his Son," "Milton visiting [[Galileo]] in Prison," "Wolsey and Buckingham," "Lady Jane Grey in the Tower," &c. (1806-1881). </p> | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:28, 15 October 2021
The Nuttall Encyclopedia [1]
Born at Plymouth; served as an engraver's apprentice in London; studied at the Royal Academy, and excelled in miniature painting; he became celebrated as a painter of historical scenes and characters, and in 1854 was appointed professor of Painting in the Royal Academy, and subsequently librarian; his works include "Henry I. receiving intelligence of the Death of his Son," "Milton visiting Galileo in Prison," "Wolsey and Buckingham," "Lady Jane Grey in the Tower," &c. (1806-1881).
