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Henry Bryan Ziegler

Henry Bryan Ziegler (1798–1874) was a British artist, known as a landscape and portrait painter. • Illustration — Hampton Court Palace by Henry Bryan Ziegler Ziegler studied under John Varley and at the Royal Academy schools. He made a reputation as drawing master to members of the royal family. In later life he mainly painted watercolour portraits.

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Henry Bryan Ziegler

Hampton Court Palace

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Born
1798 · London.
Died
1874
Nationality
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · Kingdom of Great Britain
Occupation
painter
Fields
landscape · portrait

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Henry Bryan Ziegler (1798 – 1874) is described as a painter in the authority records of the Getty Union List of Artist Names.

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Henry Bryan Ziegler was born in London (1798) and died in Ludlow (1874).

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