Donald SEAWARD
The artist was principal of Falmouth School of Art from c1921-c1940, having studied art at the Royal College of Art in South Kensington.
At Falmouth he taught design and pattern-making as well as painting. Some of his designs were used by his wife (E A SEAWARD) who taught leather-work and the use of pewter to over-lay caskets, small boxes and writing cases. Primarily Seaward is remembered for his pure rich watercolour technique, and at the 150th Anniversary Exhibition of the RCPS a group of his watercolours, etchings and pen & ink sketches were shown, together with examples of leatherwork produced at the School.
media
Painter and designer, teacher
works and access
Works include: Old Corner in Mousehole (1928)
exhibitions
NAG Summer 1928
memberships
ARCA (by 1928)
references
Hardie (1995) 100 Years in Newlyn/Diary; (2009) Artists in Newlyn and West Cornwall (p268)
NAG Exhibition records
Price & Tonkin
RCPS Journal