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John Mallard Bromley

John Mallard Bromley (1858 - 1939) was active/lived in United Kingdom.  John Bromley is known for Landscape painting.

John Mallard Bromley was a London-born landscape painter in oil and watercolor.  He was trained by his father, the artist William Bromley II, who was trained by his father, the engraver William Bromley I [1769-1842]. Bromley was known to have lived in London in 1880 and 1888, in Rochford, Essex in 1885 and St Ives, Cornwall in 1897.  In St. Ives he joined the Arts Club.

His works show views of the town and harbor life of St Ives and neighboring fishing ports.

In 1899, Bromley married fellow artist Selena M. Wing.  The couple lived in St Ives until 1901, when they moved on to Torquay, Devon.  Bromley died in 1939.

Original biography written by David Smernoff, From Here To Antiquity, October 17, 2016.

Organizations:
St. Ives Arts Club (STIAC), 1898
St. Ives Society of Artists (STISA), ca.1929-1939

Exhibitions:
1917 Plymouth Art Gallery, November.
1880-1904
Dowdeswell Galleries, 30 exhibitions
Royal Academy, 17 exhib   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 2037 characters.]  Artist bio

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