William Riviere

1806–1876 (age 70)

Biography

William Riviere (1806-1876) enriched British art through his skillful painting, capturing subjects with grace and sensitivity that reflected both technical mastery and lively imagination.

Colleagues admired his dedication to teaching and mentoring young artists, and his legacy continues to inspire those who visit St Sepulchre’s Cemetery and the studios he helped shape.

Also buried at St Sepulchre's Cemetery

James Adey Ogle
1792–1857 (age 65)
St Sepulchre's Cemetery
James Adey Ogle was a physician and academic who advanced medical teaching in the mid-nineteenth century.
Lorenzo Lucena Pedrosa
1807–1881 (age 74)
St Sepulchre's Cemetery
Lorenzo Lucena Pedrosa was a nineteenth-century university teacher.
Henry Francis Pelham
1846–1907 (age 61)
St Sepulchre's Cemetery
Historian and classical scholar noted for his exacting research and gracious mentorship.
Frederick Metcalfe
1815–1885 (age 70)
St Sepulchre's Cemetery
Frederick Metcalfe was a devoted cleric whose patient pastoral care nurtured his parish community.
Manuel John Johnson
1805–1859 (age 54)
St Sepulchre's Cemetery
Manuel John Johnson was an astronomer whose scientific work contributed to nineteenth-century astronomical knowledge.
James Bowling Mozley
1813–1878 (age 65)
St Sepulchre's Cemetery
James Bowling Mozley was a theologian who lived from 1813 to 1878 and was buried at St Sepulchre's Cemetery.