C. Lewis (Charles Lewis) Hind

Born in 1862, C. Lewis Hind — Charles Lewis Hind — was a British journalist, writer, editor, and art critic. He worked across several parts of literary life, building a career that connected newspapers and magazines with the wider world of art and culture.

He is especially remembered for his writing on artists and for helping shape public interest in modern art at the turn of the 20th century. His career included editorial work and arts journalism, and he wrote both criticism and fiction, giving him a voice that could be informed, readable, and accessible at the same time.

Hind died in 1927, but his work still offers a window into the artistic and literary culture of late Victorian and Edwardian Britain. For listeners drawn to writers who observed both people and the arts with curiosity, he remains an intriguing figure.