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Warren WILLIAMS ARCA (1863-1941)
"Anglesey"
A Landscape artist who studied at the Liverpool School of Art. He lived and worked around Conway and is best known for his watercolours of the Welsh landscape. He exhibited at various galleries in the North mainly at Royal Cambrian Academy. His family inform us that he died in 1941. He taught at the Slade and was commissioned by Queen Mary to do two minatures of Conwy for her dolls house. He was a founder member of the Cambrian Acadamy and exhibited at Plas Mawr in Conwy where some of his work still hangs. His daughter Nest Warren became a RA and was commissioned to paint Sir Winston Churchill's portrait for Churchill College Oxford.
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