Matthew Cotes Wyatt

1777–1862 (age 85)

Biography

Matthew Cotes Wyatt (1777–1862) was a distinguished English artist and sculptor who made significant contributions to the visual arts during the late Georgian and early Victorian periods. Known for his refined artistic sensibility and technical skill, Wyatt established himself as a respected figure in London's artistic community.

Throughout his career, Wyatt engaged in various artistic pursuits and maintained connections with prominent cultural institutions of his era. He was buried at Highgate Cemetery, a testament to his standing in society and the arts world of nineteenth-century England.

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