Edward the fifth biography of william wyon
William Wyon was born According to the Mapping Sculpture site, Wyon “studied at the Royal Academy Schools from Among his commissions were works intended for reproduction” by Wedgwood and numerous portrait busts. He executed reliefs for Drapers' Hall, London (), and two caryatids for the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge ().” Abundance or Autumn [?].
WYON, WILLIAM (1795–1851), chief engraver
Edward William Wyon (–) Sculptor, the third son of Thomas Wyon I (–), chief engraver of the seals at the Royal Mint. He joined the Royal Academy Schools in , on the recommendation of a Mr Cooper (not E.H. Baily, as Rupert Gunnis believed).William Wyon, RA, chief engraver He became a prolific Victorian sculptor who was best known for his portrait busts, including preparing a goodly number of works for reproduction in Parian porcelain.
Born in 1795 Birmingham Edward William Wyon (bap. , d. ), studied at the Royal Academy Schools from , and became a celebrated sculptor, exhibiting at the Royal Academy regularly from to Among his commissions were works intended for reproduction by Wedgwood and numerous portrait busts.
Edward Alexander Wyon (1842; Edward William Wyon. Also known as. Details. individual; sculptor/medallist; British; Male. Life dates. Biography. Son and pupil of Thomas Wyon the Elder, he specialised in portrait busts, and sculpted several busts and profiles for reproduction in jasperware by Wedgewood. 22 related objects. medal. Museum number. Producer name.
Edward William Wyon, English (1811-1885) A Edward William Wyon. Born 12 January Died Active: - Country of birth and death: England. Sculptor, medallist. Born in Southwark. He was the son of Thomas Wyon Senior. Edward studied at the Royal Academy Schools from Among his commissions were works intended for reproduction by Wedgwood and numerous portrait busts.
Title: William Wyon. Maker: Edward William Wyon (), Medallist. Artist associated with 6 portraits Wyon studied at the Royal Academy schools from , and became a celebrated sculptor, exhibiting at the Royal Academy regularly from to Among his commissions were works intended for reproduction by Wedgwood as well as numerous portrait busts.
Edward William Wyon studied at William Wyon RA (Birmingham – 29 October ), was official chief engraver at the Royal Mint from until his death. Indian rupee engraved by Wyon. Obverse: Crowned bust of Queen Victoria surrounded by her name.