Daniel Bond was an English painter, is supposed to have been born in London.

In 1762 and 1763 he exhibited landscapes at the rooms of the Society of Arts in the Strand

Strand, London

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. In 1764 he was awarded by that society twenty-five guineas, the second premium, and in 1765 fifty guineas, the first premium, for landscape paintings in oil-colours. For many years he was engaged in a manufactory at Birmingham

Birmingham

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 as superintendent of the decorative department. His productions are described as highly finished landscapes, broad in treatment, after the style of Wilson, R.A.. He seems to have amassed property enough to live a retired life during his latter years. He died at Hagley Row, Edgbaston

Edgbaston

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, Birmingham, on December 18, 1803. In 1804, a few months after his death, a number of his pictures and drawings were sold by auction in London.