Edward William Cooke

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1. Edward William Cooke
2. Early years
3. Traveling artist In 1837, he went
4. Biddulph Grange GardensCook was interested in not
5. All of the major events of his
6. Beaching a Pink at Scheveningen
7. San Giorgio Maggiore. Venice.
8. Steeple Rock Kynance Cove Lizard Cornwall Low Water
9. Sunset On The Lagune Of Venice
10. Sunset Sky Salute And San Giorgio Maggiore. Venice.
11. The Church Of The Gesuati And Riva Delle Zattere
12. The Pier and Bay of St Ives Cornwall
13. The Undercliff At Bonchurch Isle Of Wight
14. On The Lagoon Of Venice
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Early years English painter Edward William Cook was born in London. His father and uncle were well-known engravers, and a boy from an early age has

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Слайд 1 Edward William Cooke
27 March 1811

– 4 January 1880

Слайд 2 Early years
English painter Edward

William Cook was born in London. His father and uncle

were well-known engravers, and a boy from an early age has mastered their craft, and in the age of 18 independently carried out a series of engravings. In 1833 he began to paint in oils, particularly attracted marine themes.

Early years English painter Edward William Cook was born in London. His

Слайд 3 Traveling artist
In 1837, he went to travel, and

visited first in Holland, and then followed by a trip

to Scandinavia, Spain, Italy and North Africa. During his trip to the Isle of Wight, he observes life fishing villages, exploring the life of fishermen, their boats, their utensils, fishing tackle, beaches scattered with different stones, and doing a lot of sketches, which are then reflected in his oil paintings.

Traveling artist In 1837, he went to travel, and visited first in Holland, and then followed

Слайд 4Biddulph Grange Gardens
Cook was interested in not only the stones

but also to plants. In 1840, he began to help

his friend, gardener James Batman in setting up the famous gardens of Biddulph Grange in Staffordshire, so much so carried away that as a result of all the orchids and rhododendrons this garden was designed and planted them.
I must say that Cook was not only an artist and gardener, but a scientist. He was a member of the Linnean Society, the Geological Society and the Society of antiquity. In 1863 he was elected to the Royal Society, and even became an academician in 1864.