Naper, Charles W.S. (1882-1968)

Creator details

Name
Naper, Charles W.S. (1882-1968)
Nationality
English
Biography
Charles Naper was a British painter and architect. Born in Exeter in 1882, Naper was educated at Haileybury College from 1898 and later attended the Royal Academy Schools from 1900 to 1907. It was here that Naper developed his skill as a draughtsman, studying illustration from both an architectural and a painterly perspective. In 1910 the artist relocated to Looe, Cornwall where he lived and worked for a number of years with his wife, the painter and jeweller Ella Naper. The couple settled permanently in Trewoofe in Lamorna in 1913, where Naper had bought land in order to design and build a home with ample studio and workshop space for both himself and his wife.

Assets (11 in total)

Bodmin Moor (oil on canvas)
Nanjizal: Towards Land's End (oil on board)
Cliff Top Thrift (oil on board)
Ella Playing her Mouth Organ at Dozmary (oil on canvas)
The Hut, Dozmary (oil on board)
Nanjizal: Towards Porthcurno (oil on canvas)
Cottages, Sennon (oil on board)
'Golly' (oil on board)
Trewoofe Farm (oil on board)
Alpine Village (w/c on paper)
Portrait of Ella, c.1910 (pencil on paper)

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