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WILLIAM DANIELL (1769–1837)

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Originally appearing in Volume V07, Page 809 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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WILLIAM
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DANIELL (1769–1837)  , his
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nephew, was fourteen when he accompanied his
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uncle to
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India . His own publications, engraved in
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aquatint, were—Voyage to India; Zoography; Animated Nature; Views of
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London; Views of Bootan, a
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work prepared from his uncle's sketches; and a Voyage
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Round
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Great
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Britain, which occupied him several years . The
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British Institution made him an
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award of £loo for a "
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Battle of
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Trafalgar," and he was elected R.A. in 1822 . He turned to
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panorama
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painting before his
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death, beginning in 1832 with
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Madras, the picture being enlivened by a
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representation of the
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Hindu mode of taming
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wild elephants .

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