Charles Rowbotham

Born: 1856

Death: 1921

Biography:

Early Life and Artistic Heritage

, a prominent British artist, was born in 1856 in the United Kingdom. As the eldest son of Thomas Charles Leeson Rowbotham (1823-1875), a landscape and marine painter, and grandson of Thomas Leeson Scarse Rowbotham (1783-1853), also a renowned landscape and marine painter, Charles' artistic journey was paved by his family's legacy.

Artistic Contributions and Exhibitions

Rowbotham's work was showcased in various esteemed institutions, including:

Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolour
Royal Society of British Artists
The Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool
Manchester City Art Gallery
Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts
Dudley Gallery
Royal Society of Artists, Birmingham

Notable works by Rowbotham include:

Near Bramber, Sussex (watercolor), a testament to his skill in capturing the beauty of landscapes.
Market Scene, Lake Lago Maggiores, Italy (watercolor), showcasing his ability to portray vibrant market scenes.
Bellaggio, Lake Como, Italy (watercolor), highlighting his fondness for Italian landscapes.
Castelamare, Bay of Naples, sold at Christie's South Kensington in 2000 for $8,698 USD, demonstrating the value of his work.

Artistic Style and Legacy

Rowbotham's fondness for blue with white heightening

is a distinctive feature of his work. His watercolor paintings, often capturing the beauty of landscapes and seascapes, have been sought after by art enthusiasts worldwide. Wikioo.org's Collection features an extensive array of artistic reproductions, including those inspired by Rowbotham's works. Explore the world of fine art with Wikioo.org's [Virtual Museum](https://Wikioo.org/).