Henry John Boddington (1811-1865) |
| Born Henry John Williams, he was the second of six sons of Edward Williams, all of whom were artists. Boddington showed an early talent for painting and received his only formal training from his father. He quickly developed an individual style -characterized by his manipulation of blocked light as it filtered through an archway of trees. Today Boddington is considered one of England's finest 19th century Victorian landscape artists. |
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