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1921 - 2015. Known for: Watercolour landscapes.
Walter Edward Westbrook, a South African artist known for his watercolour landscapes, began painting at a young age and studied art in Pretoria under Walter Battiss. He spent the war years in North... Read full biography
Walter Edward Westbrook, a South African artist known for his watercolour landscapes, began painting at a young age and studied art in Pretoria under Walter Battiss. He spent the war years in North Africa and Italy, where he was mentored by Italian Artist Francisco Caprioli. After the war,... Read full biography
Walter Edward Westbrook, a South African artist known for his watercolour landscapes, began painting at a young age and studied art in Pretoria under Walter Battiss. He spent the war years in North Africa and Italy, where he was mentored by Italian Artist Francisco Caprioli. After the war, Westbrook held a solo show in Pretoria in 1947. In 1961, he joined the ‘Bloemfontein Group’ and participated in solo and group shows in various countries. Retrospective exhibitions of his work have been held... Read full biography
Walter Edward Westbrook, a South African artist known for his watercolour landscapes, began painting at a young age and studied art in Pretoria under Walter Battiss. He spent the war years in North Africa and Italy, where he was mentored by Italian Artist Francisco Caprioli. After the war, Westbrook held a solo show in Pretoria in 1947. In 1961, he joined the ‘Bloemfontein Group’ and participated in solo and group shows in various countries. Retrospective exhibitions of his work have been held at the William Humphreys Art Gallery in Kimberley, the University of the Free State, and the University of Pretoria.
Walter Edward Westbrook, a South African artist known for his watercolour landscapes, began painting at a young age and studied art in Pretoria under Walter Battiss. He spent the war years in North Africa and Italy, where he was mentored by Italian Artist Francisco Caprioli. After the war, Westbrook held a solo show in Pretoria in 1947. In 1961, he joined the ‘Bloemfontein Group’ and participated in solo and group shows in various countries. Retrospective exhibitions of his work have been held at the William Humphreys Art Gallery in Kimberley, the University of the Free State, and the University of Pretoria.