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1959 - 2006. Known for: Painting animals, particularly dogs, and other wildlife using various mediums..
Mick Cawston was a wildlife painter from Dagenham, Essex. He was known for his paintings of animals, particularly dogs, as well as other wildlife such as foxes, deer, horses, hares, and badgers. He... Read full biography
Mick Cawston was a wildlife painter from Dagenham, Essex. He was known for his paintings of animals, particularly dogs, as well as other wildlife such as foxes, deer, horses, hares, and badgers. He owes much of his work to the painters John Emms and Maude Earl. He exhibited mainly with the picture... Read full biography
Mick Cawston was a wildlife painter from Dagenham, Essex. He was known for his paintings of animals, particularly dogs, as well as other wildlife such as foxes, deer, horses, hares, and badgers. He owes much of his work to the painters John Emms and Maude Earl. He exhibited mainly with the picture dealer Sally Mitchell and established himself as one of the better wildlife painters of the 20th/21st century. Many of his works were published as prints. He died tragically at the early age of 46 in... Read full biography
Mick Cawston was a wildlife painter from Dagenham, Essex. He was known for his paintings of animals, particularly dogs, as well as other wildlife such as foxes, deer, horses, hares, and badgers. He owes much of his work to the painters John Emms and Maude Earl. He exhibited mainly with the picture dealer Sally Mitchell and established himself as one of the better wildlife painters of the 20th/21st century. Many of his works were published as prints. He died tragically at the early age of 46 in 2006 on Exmoor, Devon.
Mick Cawston was a wildlife painter from Dagenham, Essex. He was known for his paintings of animals, particularly dogs, as well as other wildlife such as foxes, deer, horses, hares, and badgers. He owes much of his work to the painters John Emms and Maude Earl. He exhibited mainly with the picture dealer Sally Mitchell and established himself as one of the better wildlife painters of the 20th/21st century. Many of his works were published as prints. He died tragically at the early age of 46 in 2006 on Exmoor, Devon.