Frederick Coulton Waugh

British cartoonist and painter

Frederick Coulton Waugh - British cartoonist and painter
Born

March 10th, 1896
129 years ago

Died

1973
52 years ago — 77 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United Kingdom

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A cartoonist, painter, teacher, and author contributed significantly to the arts throughout the 20th century. His work in caricatures and illustrations appeared in various publications. Teaching at art schools, shared expertise with aspiring artists and influenced multiple generations. Authored books on painting techniques, enhancing the understanding of the craft for both amateur and professional artists. His distinct style combined humor with keen observations of society.

Contributed illustrations to Punch magazine

Published books on painting techniques

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