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Joseph Walter West

Joseph Walter West (born Sculcoates, Yorkshire 3 May 1860; died Northwood, London, 27 June 1933), also known as J. Walter West or Walter West, was an artist, lithographer and designer of bookplates. West was the son of Alfred West, a seed crusher and corn dealer, and his wife Sarah Ann West, née Petchell. The family were Quakers.

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Joseph Walter West

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Joseph Walter West · The Studio Specialnumber 1900-01 - Modern pen drawings, european and american · Public domain

Born
1860. · Kingston upon Hull.
Died
1933.
Nationality
United Kingdom and United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.
Fields
visual arts.
Languages
English.

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Joseph Walter West (born Sculcoates, Yorkshire 3 May 1860; died Northwood, London, 27 June 1933), also known as J. Walter West or Walter West, was an artist, lithographer and designer of bookplates. West was the son of Alfred West, a seed crusher and corn dealer, and his wife Sarah Ann West, née Petchell. The family were Quakers.

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