Category:William Llewellyn

**William Llewellyn**
	British artist (1858-1941)
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Name in native language	William Llewellyn;
Date of birth	1 December 1858; London (United Kingdom); Samuel Henry William Llewellyn
Date of death	28 January 1941; London
Country of citizenship	United Kingdom; United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland;
Occupation	painter;
Member of	Royal Academy of Arts;
Position held	President of the Royal Academy of Arts (1928–1938);
Father	Samuel Llewellyn;
Mother	Alice Jennings;
Child	Gwynedd Marion Llewellyn; Viola Reine Llewellyn; David Llewellyn;
Spouse	Marion Meater (1893 – unknown value);
Work location	London;
Award received	Albert Medal (1933); Knight Bachelor;
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	Q8014623; VIAF ID: 95716077; Oxford Dictionary of National Biography ID: 34564; Union List of Artist Names ID: 500005769; RKDartists ID: 50458; Europeana entity: agent/base/26314
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