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1875 - 1951. Known for: Landscape and flower painting.
Wycliffe Egginton was a landscape painter born in Birmingham in 1875. He focused his work on oil and watercolour. He is the father of Frank Egginton who is also a very gifted artist. Wycliffe was... Read full biography
Wycliffe Egginton was a landscape painter born in Birmingham in 1875. He focused his work on oil and watercolour. He is the father of Frank Egginton who is also a very gifted artist. Wycliffe was educated in Birmingham and Wallasey and then exhibited oil and watercolour works in the Royal Academy.... Read full biography
Wycliffe Egginton was a landscape painter born in Birmingham in 1875. He focused his work on oil and watercolour. He is the father of Frank Egginton who is also a very gifted artist. Wycliffe was educated in Birmingham and Wallasey and then exhibited oil and watercolour works in the Royal Academy. He also had a number of one-man shows in the Fine Art Society and public collections in the Royal Institute and Paris Salon. Egginton lived in Devon for many years before he died in June 1951.... Read full biography
Wycliffe Egginton was a landscape painter born in Birmingham in 1875. He focused his work on oil and watercolour. He is the father of Frank Egginton who is also a very gifted artist. Wycliffe was educated in Birmingham and Wallasey and then exhibited oil and watercolour works in the Royal Academy. He also had a number of one-man shows in the Fine Art Society and public collections in the Royal Institute and Paris Salon. Egginton lived in Devon for many years before he died in June 1951.
Wycliffe Egginton was a landscape painter born in Birmingham in 1875. He focused his work on oil and watercolour. He is the father of Frank Egginton who is also a very gifted artist. Wycliffe was educated in Birmingham and Wallasey and then exhibited oil and watercolour works in the Royal Academy. He also had a number of one-man shows in the Fine Art Society and public collections in the Royal Institute and Paris Salon. Egginton lived in Devon for many years before he died in June 1951.