Charles Neil Knight

Biography:

Early Life and Background

, a British artist known for his captivating oil paintings, was born in 1865 in London to Elizabeth Mary Baillie and John Burgess Knight. His father's profession as a soap manufacturer at the Royal Primrose Soaps Works likely influenced Charles' early life.

Artistic Career and Notable Works

Charles Neil Knight's artistic career is marked by his involvement with the Bath Society of Artists, where he served as Secretary during the 1930s. His proximity to the famous Royal Crescent, Bath led to numerous depictions of this iconic landmark in his works.

• Marlborough Buildings, Bath, a place Knight called home for over 25 years, served as an inspiration for many of his paintings.
• His artworks have been exhibited at the Royal Academy of Art and Royal Institution in London, showcasing his skill and dedication to the art world.

Notable Artworks and Online Presence

• Royal Crescent, Bath (a series of oil paintings capturing the essence of this iconic landmark)
• The Man at the Door (a poignant piece showcasing Knight's ability to capture human emotion)

Charles Neil Knight's artworks can be found on various online platforms, including Wikioo.org, where his paintings are reproduced with meticulous attention to detail, allowing art lovers to own a piece of his legacy. View Charles Neil Knight's Artworks on Wikioo.org: Explore the world of art with Wikioo.org's extensive collection, featuring works from various periods and styles.