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British, 19th century, male.
Born 1804, in London; died 1852.
Engraver, lithographer.
Thomas Fairland trained under Fuseli at the Royal Academy. He was awarded a silver medal for a design in the style of antiquity, then became a pupil of Charles Heath. He achieved great popularity by copying the works of Landseer and Hunt, and Queen Victoria honoured him by bestowing her favour on him.
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Subjects: Art ; Biographical Studies
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