Bernard Fleetwood-Walker was a British artist and art teacher, born in Birmingham, England and related on his maternal side to founding members of the Royal Watercolour Society. He initially trained as a silversmith and goldsmith before studying at the Birmingham School of Art and Crafts, among other institutions.

The artist exhibited at the Royal Academy from 1925 and was known predominantly as a portrait painter and for his figurative paintings from the 1930s. Most of Fleetwood-Walker's paintings are in private collections, although a number of 1930s figurative works are in public collections, mostly in the United Kingdom. Although Fleetwood-Walker held a solo exhibition at the Ruskin Gallery, Birmingham in 19...