Abstract
EDGAR MARK EDEN died on February 10 at the age of sixty years. He was the eldest son of William Eden, an artist, and was educated at University College, London. After a period with Messrs. Willans and Robinson, ended by ill-health from which he was never wholly free, he became a demonstrator at University College under Prof. Hudson Beare, by whom he was greatly influenced. In 1907 he became lecturer at Armstrong College, where he remained until his life-work began in 1915.
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