
Henry Gastineau, OWS
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- United Kingdom
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Biography
The artist, who was of Hugenot descent, started his career as an apprentice engraver, after which he studied at the Royal Academy Schools, first exhibiting there in 1812. Gastineau became an associate of the OWCS in 1821 and a full member two years later. In 1824 he exhibited at the Paris Salon.
Gastineau lived in London where he also worked as a popular drawing master.
A landscape artist he toured the British Isles and Ireland regularly and also made several journeys to Europe. He exhibited regularly throughout his life.
His work can be found in most major drawings collections including the British Museum, V&A and Tate.
Additional Information
Tate
V&A
