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1810 London, England - 1894 Amherst Island, Ontario. Known for: Landscape, animal, genre.
Daniel Fowler, artist, farmer, journalist, and author was born into an upper class family on February 10, 1810 in Champion Hill, Camberwell (London), England. He spent his childhood in a part of... Read full biography
Daniel Fowler, artist, farmer, journalist, and author was born into an upper class family on February 10, 1810 in Champion Hill, Camberwell (London), England. He spent his childhood in a part of London named Downe, Kent, a secluded village. He showed early art talent. At the age of eight he was... Read full biography
Daniel Fowler, artist, farmer, journalist, and author was born into an upper class family on February 10, 1810 in Champion Hill, Camberwell (London), England. He spent his childhood in a part of London named Downe, Kent, a secluded village. He showed early art talent. At the age of eight he was sent away to school, first to Alfred House Academy, Camberwell, where he spent two rather unhappy years, which he described in retrospect as "a living death.". At ten he transferred to Cogan's School,... Read full biography
Daniel Fowler, artist, farmer, journalist, and author was born into an upper class family on February 10, 1810 in Champion Hill, Camberwell (London), England. He spent his childhood in a part of London named Downe, Kent, a secluded village. He showed early art talent. At the age of eight he was sent away to school, first to Alfred House Academy, Camberwell, where he spent two rather unhappy years, which he described in retrospect as "a living death.". At ten he transferred to Cogan's School, Walthamstow (London), where he spent six and a half years. A fellow student, briefly, was Benjamin Disraeli. Cogan's was a purely classical school and, to Fowler, a great improvement over Alfred House. "My work gave me no trouble; it was very rarely... Read full biography
Daniel Fowler, artist, farmer, journalist, and author was born into an upper class family on February 10, 1810 in Champion Hill, Camberwell (London), England. He spent his childhood in a part of London named Downe, Kent, a secluded village. He showed early art talent. At the age of eight he was sent away to school, first to Alfred House Academy, Camberwell, where he spent two rather unhappy years, which he described in retrospect as "a living death.". At ten he transferred to Cogan's School, Walthamstow (London), where he spent six and a half years. A fellow student, briefly, was Benjamin Disraeli. Cogan's was a purely classical school and, to Fowler, a great improvement over Alfred House. "My work gave me no trouble; it was very rarely that I lost the first place in my class. I had Latin at my fingers' ends, and had reached the reading of Greek plays.... Read full biography
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Art Media
Art Subject
- •Animals, Mammals
- •Figure, Figurative Humans
- •Genre, Human Activity, Daily Life
- •Landscape, Nature, Rural Scene
Geography/Places Lived and/or Worked
- •England, Great Britain Before 1900, London
Art Association
- •Society of Canadian Artists, 1867-1873
Chronology
- •Early 19th Century Before Civil War
- •Early 20th Century Before 1950
- •Late 19th Century, After Civil War
Added Description
- •Animal Specialty
- •Genre Specialty