William Thomas Wood RWS ROI, Artist
Recognized primarily as a landscape and flower painter.
In 1918 Wood was appointed the British official war artist for the Balkans. Largely as a result of his war experience, A.J. Mann hired Wood in 1920 to illustrate The Salonika Front.
His art work includes February Flowers (1925),Corfe Castle (1926),Snow Shadows (1930),Cottage Garden Flowers (1933) and Morning Light (1947).
Recognized primarily as a landscape and flower painter.
In 1918 Wood was appointed the British official war artist for the Balkans. Largely as a result of his war experience, A.J. Mann hired Wood in 1920 to illustrate The Salonika Front.
His art work includes February Flowers (1925),Corfe Castle (1926),Snow Shadows (1930),Cottage Garden Flowers (1933) and Morning Light (1947).
William Thomas Wood RWS ROI, Artist
Recognized primarily as a landscape and flower painter.
In 1918 Wood was appointed the British official war artist for the Balkans. Largely as a result of his war experience, A.J. Mann hired Wood in 1920 to illustrate The Salonika Front.
His art work includes February Flowers (1925),Corfe Castle (1926),Snow Shadows (1930),Cottage Garden Flowers (1933) and Morning Light (1947).
Recognized primarily as a landscape and flower painter.
In 1918 Wood was appointed the British official war artist for the Balkans. Largely as a result of his war experience, A.J. Mann hired Wood in 1920 to illustrate The Salonika Front.
His art work includes February Flowers (1925),Corfe Castle (1926),Snow Shadows (1930),Cottage Garden Flowers (1933) and Morning Light (1947).
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