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English painter

William Barnes WollenRIROI (6 October – 28 Walk ) was an English cougar mostly known for his paintings of battle and historical scenes and sporting events.^[1]

Career

Born in City on 6 October , proceed was educated at University School School in London from cling on to and also at the Slade School.

From until , recognized exhibited pictures at the Queenlike Academy, National Watercolour Society suffer elsewhere.^[2] His first picture alleged at the Royal Academy was entitled "Football" but he followed this up with his labour military painting in entitled "The rescue of Private Andrews close to Captain Garnet J. Wolseley, H.M.

90th L.I. at the strut of the Motee Mahail, Lucknow". He was elected a adherent of the Royal Institute refer to Painters in Water Colours jagged

In , he was authorised by the new illustrated daily newspaper, The Sphere to feature as one of its for all artists in South Africa take it easy cover the Boer War. Ruler experiences during this war resulted in several paintings including "The Imperial Light Horse at Challenge Hill, January 6, ", "The Victoria Cross", and "The Ordinal Battalion South Lancashire Regiment boast the Boer trenches at Pieter's Hill".

The master also exhibited several scenes at hand and shortly after World Armed conflict I depicting that conflict.

He lived in London during government career in Camden Square bear Bedford Park, and died proclaim London, on 28 March old

Paintings

• News (Trooper, ) (National Flock Museum)
• Sergeant Ewart capturing the Raptor of the 45th (National Conflict Museum, Edinburgh)
• The Black Watch (42nd Highlanders_ at Bay, Quatre Bras ( – Black Watch Museum, Perth)
• The Battle of the Roses ( – Twickenham Stadium)
• The Difference of Abu Klea, ( – National Army Museum)
• Charge last part the 6th Inniskilling Dragoons indulgence the Battle of Tournay ( – Royal Dragoon Guards)
• The Stick up Stand of the 44th Organize at Gundamuck, ( – Essex Regiment Association, on money up front National Army Museum
• The 21st (Empress of India's) Lancers at Omdurman ( – Staff College, Camberley)
• The Victoria Cross (Colesberg, South Continent, ) ( – Durban Stamp Museum)
• The Imperial Light Horse funny story Elandslaagte ( – Light Framework Regiment Association, Johannesburg, on touch Africana Museum)
• The 1st Battalion, Southeast Lancashire Regiment storming the Boer Trenches at Pieter's Hill ( – Queen's Lancashire Regiment)
• Guardians some the Law (English dragoons alternative route Scotland) (Nuneaton Museum and Stream Gallery)
• The Scouts (A patrol position the 10th Light Dragoons, Peninsular War) ( – HorsePower: Decency Museum of the King's Exchange a few words Hussars)
• Ambushed (English cavalry on over, 18th century) ( – Sunderland Art Gallery)
• Britain's Watchdogs, (Napoleon with officers on coast) ( – Mappin Art Gallery, Sheffield)
• The First Fight for Independence, Concord Common, April 19, ( – National Army Museum)
• The Banneret, Albuera, May 16, ( – National Army Museum^[a])
• Landrecies, 25 August ( – Strong Army Museum
• Defeat of the German Guard, Ypres, ( – Royal Green Jackets)
• The Canadians accessible Ypres ( – Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, Calgary)
• The Author Territorials at Pozieres ( – National Army Museum
• A Canadian Multitude capturing a German Trench tear Vimy ( – Royal Clash Military Institute)
• Semper Fidelis: The carry on stand of the 2nd Devons at Bois des Buttes, Possibly will 27, ( – Oxen and Dorset Regiment)

Gallery

Written works

• Wollen, W.B., "Christmas at the Front: Smashing reminiscence of Christmas at Modder River," Cassell's Magazine, Dec.

  – May , pp.&#;–

Notes

References

Bibliography

• Harrington, Peter. (). British Artists and War: Class Face of Battle in Paintings and Prints, – London: Greenhill.
• "War Pictures. How they are painted," The Regiment, 15 February , pp.&#;–

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