Eyre CROWE

Eyre CROWE
1824
1910

The artist attended the RA Schools from 1845, exhibiting his work at the RA from 1846. He was a pupil of Paul Delaroche, and a lifelong friend of Gerome. In 1852 he accompanied William Thackeray as his Secretary on a lecture tour of the USA.

In 1867 and 1878 he sent-in paintings to the Paris Salon from London, usually depicting historical themes, and in 1889 a marine title depicting Portsmouth from the Reform Club.

He is mentioned as visiting Newlyn in Stanhope FORBES's letters of 1886. He died in London, age 86, on 12 December 1910 (GRO).

media

Painter, illustrator of historical, domestic and portrait subjects

works and access

Access: Guildhall, London; Walker, Liverpool; Manchester; Tate; Chicago Historical Society

exhibitions

RA from 1846

Paris Salon 1867, 1878

Reform Club (1) 1889

memberships

RA (Elected Associate April 1876)

references

Bednar

Forbes letters (1886)

Crespon-Halotier

Hardie (2009) Artists in Newlyn and West Cornwall

Johnson & Greutzner (1975) Dicitonary of British Artists

Wood (1995) Victorian Painters (with Bibliography)