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Cornelius Varley was born at Hackney, London, on the 216t of November 1781. He was a younger brother of John Varley.
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Cornelius Varley was born at Hackney, London, on the 216t of November 1781. He was a younger brother of John Varley.
He was educated by his uncle, a philosophical instrument maker, and under him acquired a knowledge of the natural sciences; but about 1800 he joined his brother in a tour through Wales, and began the study of art.
He was soon engaged in teaching drawing. From 1803 till 1859 he was an occasional exhibitor in the Royal Academy; and he also contributed regularly to the displays of the Water-Colour Society, of which, in 1803, he was one of the founders, and of which he continued a member till 1821. His works consist mainly of carefully finished classical subjects, with architecture and figures. He published a series of etchings of "Boats and other Craft on the River Thames, " and during his life as an artist he continued deeply interested in scientific pursuits. He died at Hampstead on the 2nd of October 1873.
He was a notable English painter. For his improvements in the camera lucida, the camera obscura and the microscope he received the Isis Gold Medal of the Society of Arts and at the Great Exhibition he gained a medal for his invention of the graphic telescope.
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In 1821, Varley married Elizabeth Livermore Straker. They had ten children including telegraph engineer Cromwell Fleetwood "C. F. " Varley.
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