19th Century

samuel edmund waller

Born 1850 Died 1903 Works span 1881–1897

Early Life and Artistic Foundations Samuel Edmund Waller, born in the picturesque spa town of Gloucester on June 18th, 1850, emerged from a family deeply rooted in the aesthetic sensibilities of Victorian England. His father, Frederick Sandham Waller, was not a painter himself but a respected architect who dedicated his career to meticulously restoring portions of the magnificent Gloucester Cathedral – a formative influence that would…

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1881

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1897

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samuel edmund waller

1850 – 1903

The Lifeline

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