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William Lionel Wyllie Oil Painting of First Battle Cruiser Squadron of Grand Fleet c. 1915. oil painting reproduction


William Lionel Wyllie
Oil Painting of First Battle Cruiser Squadron of Grand Fleet c. 1915.
Pintura identificación::  73977
 Oil Painting of First Battle Cruiser Squadron of Grand Fleet c. 1915. Battleship in lead (appears to be of the King George V class), battlecruisers astern, destroyer to right cjr

 
 
   
      
William Lionel Wyllie
(often simply W L Wyllie) (5 July 1851 - 6 April 1931) was a prolific English painter of maritime themes in both oils and watercolours. Wyllie was born on 5 July 1851 at 67 Albany Street, Camden, London, the elder son of William Morison Wyllie (d. 1895), a prosperous minor-genre painter living in London and Wimereux, France. His mother was a singer, Katherine Smythe Wyllie (d. 1872). Most of his early summers were spent in France with his parents. He began to draw from an early age, and his natural talent was encouraged by his father and by Lionel Smythe, his step brother. He was given a thorough artistic education; first at the Heatherley School of Fine Art, and then in 1866, aged 15, at the Royal Academy Schools. At the Royal Academy he studied under Edwin Henry Landseer, John Everett Millais and Frederic Leighton, among others.[2] He further demonstrated his precocious talent when he won the Turner Gold Medal in 1869 at the age of eighteen with Dawn after a Storm.
Oil Painting of First Battle Cruiser Squadron of Grand Fleet c. 1915.
Oil Painting of First Battle Cruiser Squadron of Grand Fleet c. 1915. Battleship in lead (appears to be of the King George V class), battlecruisers astern, destroyer to right cjr

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