Isambard Owen
Isambard Owen (1850–1927) was a medic, scholar and architect.
Also recorded as Herbert Isambard Owen; Sir (Herbert) Isambard Owen; Sir Herbert Isambard Owen; Sir Isambard Owen.
Overview
Born at Chepstow in 1850, died in 1927.
In detail
Isambard Owen studied at Downing College, Rossall School and The King's School, Gloucester.
Positions recorded include vice-chancellor of the University of Bristol.
Work by Isambard Owen is recorded in the collections of National Museum Cardiff.
Distinctions recorded are Knight Bachelor.
Sources
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“Isambard Owen”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q5735196: Isambard Owen
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