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Frederick George Cotman (1850-1920) was a British painter known for his landscapes and genre scenes. Born in Ipswich and later working in Felixstowe, Cotman's art often captured the beauty of the English countryside, particularly the coast. His paintings, executed in watercolor, oil, and charcoal, showcase a delicate and atmospheric style, emphasizing light and shadow, and capturing the transient nature of the natural world. Cotman's works are characterized by their serene beauty, capturing a sense of peace and contemplation.
Born
August 14, 1850
Birth place
Ipswich, United Kingdom
Died
July 16, 1920
Death place
Felixstowe, United Kingdom
Spellbound
Frederick George Cotman
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Edward Greene
Frederick George Cotman
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George Cotman
Frederick George Cotman
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Benfleet, Mouth of the Deben
Frederick George Cotman
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Shotley Point, Stour River
Frederick George Cotman
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Her Ladyship's First Lesson
Frederick George Cotman
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Sunset, St Ives, Cornwall
Frederick George Cotman
1915
Stour River
Frederick George Cotman
1913
Harwich Harbour, Essex
Frederick George Cotman
1913
Valley of the Gipping, Suffolk
Frederick George Cotman
1913
Landscape, Sunset
Frederick George Cotman
1912
Farmyard and Dovecote, Nettlestead
Frederick George Cotman
1912
Frank Woolnough, Ipswich Museum Curator
Frederick George Cotman
1910
A Firework Display at the Crystal Palace
Frederick George Cotman
1908
Tucked Up
Frederick George Cotman
1904