About Winifred Walker
Lived 1882 – 1966 (aged 83–84). Winifred Walker was a draftsperson, illustrator and painter.
Winifred Ethel Walker (1882–1965) was a British artist known for her botanical illustrations.
Biography Walker was born at Hampstead in north London, both her parents being school teachers from Bath, Somerset. She attended the Camden School of Art where she won the King's Prize for Modelled Design and gained her Art Masters' Certificate and also spent time studying at Ghent.
Walker exhibited works at the Royal Academy, with the Society of Women Artists, the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours, the Fine Art Society, at the Paris Salon and at the Chelsea Flower Show. Walker wrote and illustrated All the Plants of the Bible (1957). Walker spent most of her career in London and died at Bognor Regis in Sussex in 1965.
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Who was Winifred Walker?
British artist
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Winifred Walker was born in 1882 in Hampton.
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Winifred Walker died in 1966.
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Winifred Walker was a draftsperson, illustrator and painter.
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