1830 – 1892

Landscape, figure, small domestic subjects, rustic genre and angling scenes.

Address: London

He was an industrious and rapid artist and his work was very popular. His exhibiting period was 1852 – 1893.

In 1882 he elected to become a member of the New Watercolour Society.

The Art Journal, 1869, reproduces ‘The Mill Door’, and comments “We are pleased to meet with something which breaks the monotony of what is ordinarily set before us…both in the subject and its treatment we have an attractive work: the introduction of the mother and her children gives animation to the scene, while they do not appear forced in for the sake of effect; they express only a domestic incident natural enough in their daily life.”

Exhibited at the following places:-

Agnew and Sons Gallery x3

Royal Society of Artists, Birmingham x 31

Dudley Gallery and New Dudley Street x7

Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts x30

Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool x26

Manchester City Art Gallery x11

New Gallery x1

Royal Academy x9

Royal Society of British Artists x8

Royal Hibernian Academy x14

Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours x72

Royal Institute of Oil Painters x26

Arthur Tooth & Sons Gallery x8