William Thomas Horton
Ilustrador simbolista de The Savoy
William Thomas Horton nació en Bruselas el 27 de junio de 1864 y pasó la mayor parte de su infancia allí; su familia se mudó más tarde a Brighton, donde asistió a la Brighton Grammar School. Luego trabajó para un arquitecto de Brighton y estudió construcción de edificios en una escuela de arte local. Horton was one of the Smithers People, a number of artists sponsored by Leonard Smithers (1861–1907). Some starry names were in his orbit, including the writers Oscar Wilde and W. B. Yeats. In 1896 he launched The Savoy, a culture magazine that counted Aubrey Beardsley as art editor and for which Horton was a frequent contributor.
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Master student
- Henry James Holiday Master
- Thomas Wright Master
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Parent child
- James Wilson Carmichael Parent
- John Anster Fitzgerald Parent
Artworks by this artist
- A book of images Pl.02 1898
- A book of images Pl.20 1898
- A book of images Pl.13 1898
- A book of images Pl.14 1898
- A book of images Pl.06 1898
- A book of images Pl.10 1898
- A book of images Pl.19 1898
- A book of images Pl.21 1898
- A book of images Pl.18 1898
- A book of images Pl.17 1898
- A book of images Pl.08 1898
- A book of images Pl.23 1898
- A book of images Pl.01 1898
- A book of images Pl.03 1898
- A book of images Pl.07 1898
- A book of images Pl.04 1898
- A book of images Pl.12 1898
- A book of images Pl.15 1898
- A book of images Pl.05 1898
- A book of images Pl.09 1898