William Gosling (1824-1883) was born in 1824 and specialised in Victorian landscapes, preferring the open views of the Middle Thames area. His canvases were usually large and by the mid 1870’s he was considered one of the more important landscape artists of his day.
During his career, he exhibited 13 works at the Royal Academy (1849-1883), as well as 23 at the British Institute (1851-1883), and the incredible sum of 176 paintings at Suffolk Street.
Gosling was elected a member of the Royal Society of British Artists in 1854.
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Gosling, William (1824-1883) - Sheep on the Downs
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