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Ernest Board

Ernest Board (1877–1934) was an English painter notable for seascapes and historical subjects who also worked as a draughtsman for stained glass. Born in Worcester, he educated at the Merchant Venturers' Technical College and Royal Academy Schools in Bristol, where he spent his career. Board's finest paintings addressed Bristol's history—particularly The Departure of Sebastian Cabot, now in Bristol Art Gallery—and included mural commissions in Parliament and the Council Chamber. Around 1912, Henry S. Wellcome commissioned him to document scientific achievements.

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