English, 1850–1920
Frederick George Cotman was an English painter and etcher, known for his contributions to the landscape genre in the 19th century. He was born on 20 December 1850 in Norwich, England, and was a member of the Norwich School of painters. Cotman was the son of the prominent artist John Sell Cotman, which influenced his artistic development from an early age. He studied under his father and later became associated with the artistic community in Norwich, where he developed his own style. Cotman's works often depict the English countryside, characterized by their atmospheric qualities and attention to light and color. He exhibited at various venues, including the Royal Academy, and his works are held in several public collections. Cotman passed away on 18 March 1920, leaving behind a legacy as a significant figure in English landscape painting.
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