About Fanny Amelia Bayfield
Lived 1810 – 1891 (aged 80–81). Fanny Amelia Bayfield was a Canadian artist and teacher.
Fanny Amelia Bayfield (née Wright; 1813/14 – September 11, 1891) was an English-born Canadian artist and educator.
Career The daughter of Charles Wright, a captain in the Royal Engineers, Bayfield was born in Kensington and reputedly studied art in England with an instructor who also taught Queen Victoria.
She died in Charlottetown at the age of 77. Her granddaughter presented an album of wildflowers in watercolour, Canadian wild flowers, to Library and Archives Canada.
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Who was Fanny Amelia Bayfield?
Canadian artist and educator
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Fanny Amelia Bayfield was born in 1810 in Kensington.
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Fanny Amelia Bayfield died on 11 September 1891 in Charlottetown.
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Fanny Amelia Bayfield was an artist and teacher.
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Fanny Amelia Bayfield was Canadian.
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