Artist
William Walcot
British, 1874–1943
William Walcot was a British artist. 47 works are cataloged here, principally at Cleveland Museum of Art. William Walcot was born in Lustdorf.
William Walcot RE was a Russian-Scottish architect, graphic artist and etcher, notable as a architect of refined Art Nouveau in Moscow, Russia. His trademark "Lady's Head" keystone ornament became the easily recognisable symbol of Russian Style Moderne.
Works by William Walcot
Downtown Manhattan from the East River, with the Woolworth Building
London Set: Piccadilly Circus (with Criterion Theatre)
London Set: Horseguards
The Venice Set: The Library of St. Mark’s
The Clyde from the series The Arteries of Great Britain
Arteries of Great Britain
Arco San Carlo, Naples
New York City: Battery Place
Hadrian Entering Salonica
Charing Cross: The Statue of Charles I
U. S. S. Delaware
The Villa Quintillii
Herodias: Page 47, Her feet stepped one before the other
Arteries of Great Britain: The Tyne
Temple of Baal
New York City: 42nd Street
Lower Broadway, Down-Town New York
St. Paul's, London
The First Wooden Temple of Jupiter
Arteries of Great Britain: The Forth
Arteries of Great Britain: The Clyde
Lower Broadway
Herodias: Page 45, But now beginning at the farthest end of the banquet hall a murmur of surprise and admiration. A young girl began to enter
Picadilly Circus
47 works in the catalog · 24 shown
Collections represented
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