William Eyre Walker - Landscape with brook

William Eyre Walker was born in Manchester, and painted widely in England and Ireland. He specialized in landscapes in oil and watercolor, and exhibited with both the Royal Academy and the Royal Watercolour Society. He lived in Gloucestershire and Dorset.

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