George Bryant Campion
Early English watercolour landscape painter
George Bryant Campion was an English watercolour landscape painter. He was one of the earliest members of the New Society of Painters in Water Colours, having been elected in 1837, and was a frequent contributor to the exhibitions of that society. Olden Times and Gathering Orach, both exhibited at the Institute of Painters in Water Colours (as the Society was renamed in 1863) in 1869, are fair specimens of his art. He was for some time drawing master at the Military Academy, Woolwich. Although many sites say that George Bryant Campion retired and died in Munich, he died on 1 April 1870 at Woolwich, UK. Another common mistake is that he was the author of "The Adventures of a Chamois Hunter".
Artworks by this artist (14 total)
- Grand Field Day at Chobham Camp
- Boats Loading in a River
- Dedham
- Hastings Races
- A Figure Beside A Windmill 1840-65
- Coastal Scene with Troops Embarking
- Spanish Peasants
- Troops Returning to the Camp at Chobham
- Hauling in the Nets
- Camp at Chobham, 1853 with Officers and Sentry 1853
- Mending Nets 1840-65
- Royal Review at Windsor – Queen Victoria and Khedive Ismail Pashe of Egypt, June 26th, 1868
- Royal Horse Artillery at the Gallop
- Gypsy Camp, Holland 1800s