About Edmund Eagles
Lived 1831 – 1889 (aged 57–58). Edmund Eagles was a British painter.
Edmund Eagles (active between 1851 and 1877) was a British painter. He grew up at Hanenfield Lodge, Great Missenden, Buckinghamshire and lived in London 1866 to 1869. His works include “The Little Prisoner”, “Come in my Child”, “The way to make a Pancake” and “The Hobby Horse”. 18 of his paintings are exhibited at the Royal Academy of Arts.
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Who was Edmund Eagles?
British genre painter, active 1851-1875
When was Edmund Eagles born?
Edmund Eagles was born in 1831 in Beckley.
When did Edmund Eagles die?
Edmund Eagles died on 30 November 1889 in St Leonards.
What was Edmund Eagles's occupation?
Edmund Eagles was a painter.
What nationality was Edmund Eagles?
Edmund Eagles was British.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Edmund Eagles. https://biography.guide/edmund-eagles/
MLA: "Edmund Eagles." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/edmund-eagles/.
Chicago: "Edmund Eagles." Biography.guide. https://biography.guide/edmund-eagles/.
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