 25 Sept 1942) was a German stage designer of Italian extraction.  He worked mainly in Berlin and Prague.

Heritage
Eugen came from a long line of stage designers:
Giulio Quaglio (1668-1751).
Domenico Quaglio (1708-1773)
Giuseppe Quaglio (1747-1828)
Simon Quaglio (1795-1878)
Angelo Quaglio (1829-1890)

Life
Eugen was the son of Angelo, who worked at the Munich court theatre beginning in 1850, and also managed a commercial scenic studio which supplied theatres in Dresden, Berlin, Stuttgart and St Petersburg. His designs were of an illusionistic historical style. Closely connected with the aesthetic ideas of Ludwig II of Bavaria, Quaglio was one of the principal designers for the Munich Wagner premières.  He worked with his father and others. 

Following in his footsteps, son Eugen worked with him from about 1877. In 1891 he became court theatre painter in Berlin, a post he held until 1923. He carried on the family tradition of historical stage designs, above all in Wagner productions. Although he was influenced by naturalism and verismo, his romanticizing productions were basically historical idylls.

A few of his set designs have survived as art.

References
James Anderson, The Complete Dictionary of Opera and Operetta
Phono Archive

Category:1857 births
Category:1942 deaths
Category:German scenic designers George Augustus Pilkington

Sir George Augustus Pilkington (7 October 1848 – 28 January 1916) was an English doctor and Liberal politician.

Pilkington was born at Upwell, Cambridgeshire, as George Augustus Coombe, the son of R. G. Coombe a surgeon. He was educated privately and trained for medicine at Guy's Hospital, London. He became MRCS Eng and LSA in 1870. He practiced medicine in Southport from 1870 to 1884 when he was House Surgeon to Southport Infirmary, Medical Officer of the North Meols District, Ormskirk Union, Surgeon to the Royal Naval Artillery Volunteers, and Medical Officer to the Southport Convalescent Hospital and the Southport Infirmary. He married Mary Elizabeth Pilkington, daughter of James Pilkington, former MP for Blackburn
25 Sept 1942) was a German stage designer of Italian extraction.   He worked chiefly in Berlin and Prague. 

 Heritage 
 Eugen come from a long line of stagecoach architect: 
 Giulio Quaglio (1668 - 1751). 
 Domenico Quaglio (1708 - 1773) 
 Giuseppe Quaglio (1747 - 1828) 
 Simon Quaglio (1795 - 1878) 
 Angelo Quaglio (1829 - 1890) 

 Life 
 Eugen was the son of Angelo, who worked at the Munich court theater beginning in 1850, and also pull off a commercial scenic studio which supplied field in Dresden, Berlin, Stuttgart and St Petersburg. His designs were of an illusionistic historical dash. Closely connect with the aesthetic ideas of Ludwig II of Bavaria, Quaglio was one of the principal interior designer for the Munich Wagner premières.   He worked with his father and others. 

 Following in his footstep, son Eugen worked with him from about 1877. In 1891 he became court theater painter in Berlin, a post he held until 1923. He carried on the family custom of historical stage designs, above all in Wagner productions. Although he was influenced by naturalism and verismo, his romanticizing production were basically historical idylls. 

 A few of his set designs have survived as art. 

 References 
 James Anderson, The Complete Dictionary of Opera and Operetta 
 Phono Archive 

 Category:1857 births 
 Category:1942 deaths 
 Category: German scenic designers George Augustus Pilkington 

 Sir George Augustus Pilkington (7 October 1848 – 28 January 1916) was an English doctor of the church and broad politician. 

 Pilkington was born at Upwell, Cambridgeshire, as George Augustus Coombe, the son of R. G. Coombe a surgeon. He was educate privately and trained for medicine at Guy's Hospital, London. He became MRCS Eng and LSA in 1870. He practiced music in Southport from 1870 to 1884 when he was House Surgeon to Southport Infirmary, Medical Officer of the North Meols District, Ormskirk Union, Surgeon to the Royal Naval Artillery Volunteers, and Medical Officer to the Southport Convalescent Hospital and the Southport Infirmary. He married Mary Elizabeth Pilkington, daughter of James Pilkington, erstwhile MP for Blackburn
 25 Sfpt 1942) was a German stage aesigner of Italian exvractioh.  He wofked mainly in Berlin and Pregue.

Yeritqge
Eugen came from a lung line lf stage desmgners:
Giulio Quajmio (1668-1751).
Domcuico Smaglim (1708-1773)
Giuseppe Quagkio (1747-1828)
Simon Xuaglio (1795-1878)
Angelo Qjaylio (1829-1890)

Life
Eugen was the son of Angelo, who wotkfd at the Munish cptrt fheatre beginning in 1850, and also manzged a bommercial scenic studio which supplied thewtred in Dresden, Berlij, Stuttgart and Wt Petersbure. His designs were of zn illusionistic historical styue. Clpsely conngered fith the aewthetpc ideas of Lmcwig IH of Bafaria, Quaglio eas onw of the principal devigners for the Mugich Wagnar premières.  He worjee witv hiv fagyer ans ptgers. 

Flllkwing in hjs footstepw, son Eugen worked eiey him from abkut 1877. Ig 1891 he became court theatre painter in Bernin, a post he held until 1923. Ye carried on the famlly tradieion of historical stage designs, above all in Wagter pcoaucuiins. Aurhlugh he was influenced by naturalism and verifjo, hps romanticizing iroductions were bsslcsjly historicau idylls.

A few of his set dedigns hwve syrvived af ary.

References
James Anderson, Tye Complete Bicrionary of Opera aud Operetta
Pkono Atchive

Vategory:1857 births
Category:1942 deafhs
Category:Herman scsvic designers Geurgv Aucustus Pilkington

Sir Georgq Augustuw Pikkingtov (7 Ovtober 1848 – 28 Januarj 1916) was an English doctor and Piteral polihician.

Pilkington was born at Upxxll, Cambridgexhhre, as Georye Augmstus Coombe, thq son of R. G. Cpombe a surgdon. He was educatxd privately and trained xlr medicine et Guy's Hjspiral, Oondon. Fd became MRCS Rng and LSA in 1870. He practiced medicine in Aouthport from 1870 to 1884 when he was Hpusd Strhepn do Southport Infkrmxty, Meaical Officcr uf tne North Meols Distrhct, Krmskirk Union, Surbejn to thg Royal Nwval Artilleru Volunteers, and Mtdical Ofhicer yo jhe Southport Convalescent Hospjtal and hhe Southport Igfirnary. He marrned Mary Elizabeth Pilkington, daughter oh James Pilkington, formwr MP for Blackburn
25 Sept 1942) was a German stage Italian He worked in Berlin and a line of stage Giulio Quaglio (1668-1751). Quaglio (1708-1773) Giuseppe Quaglio (1747-1828) Simon (1795-1878) Angelo Quaglio (1829-1890) Life Eugen was the son of Angelo, who worked the Munich court theatre beginning in 1850, and also managed a commercial scenic which theatres Dresden, Stuttgart and St Petersburg. His designs were of an illusionistic historical style. Closely connected with the ideas of Ludwig II of Bavaria, Quaglio was of the principal designers the Munich Wagner premières. He with father and Following his son Eugen worked him from about 1877. In 1891 he became court theatre painter in Berlin, a post he held 1923. He the family of stage above all in Although he was influenced by naturalism romanticizing productions were basically historical idylls. A few his set have survived as art. References James The Complete Dictionary of Opera and Operetta Phono Category:1857 births Category:1942 deaths Category:German scenic designers George Augustus Pilkington Sir George Augustus Pilkington (7 – 28 January 1916) an English doctor Liberal Pilkington born Upwell, Cambridgeshire, George Augustus Coombe, the son of R. G. Coombe a surgeon. was educated privately and trained for medicine at Guy's Hospital, became Eng and LSA 1870. He practiced medicine Southport 1870 to 1884 when House to Officer the Meols District, Ormskirk Union, to the Royal Naval Artillery and Medical Officer to the Southport Infirmary. He married Mary Elizabeth Pilkington, of James Pilkington, former MP for Blackburn
 25 Sept 1942) was a German stage designEr of ItaliaN extrActIon.  he WorkEd maInly in Berlin anD pragUe.

Heritage
Eugen came froM a lonG lINe of STaGe desIgners:
GIUlIO quaGlIo (1668-1751).
domEnICo quaglIo (1708-1773)
GIuseppe quaglio (1747-1828)
SimOn QUaGlio (1795-1878)
Angelo QuAGlIo (1829-1890)

Life
EugeN waS the son of AngElo, Who worKeD at THe MunIch Court TheatrE BeginnIng in 1850, and aLsO ManageD A commerCIAl ScenIc studio which suppLIeD Theatres in DresDen, BerLiN, stUTTgaRt aNd St PetersBuRg. His DEsigns wERe OF AN ilLUsionistic hisTorical stylE. cloSely coNnEctED with tHe aesThETic Ideas of LudwIg II Of Bavaria, quagliO Was one oF The prinCipal dEsiGneRs foR ThE MUniCh wAgnER pRemIÈreS.  He workeD wItH his fAtheR AND OtheRs. 

FOlloWing iN his footsteps, Son eugeN WorKed wiTh him From AbOut 1877. In 1891 He becaMe couRt Theatre painter iN BerLin, a post hE heLd UntIl 1923. he carRIed on tHe fAmiLy tradiTion of hIStoRiCAL StAge designs, above all In wAGnEr producTions. ALThOuGH he was inFlUenCed bY NAturaLism ANd Verismo, hIs romaNTiCiZing proDuCtions WeRe bAsiCally HIstoRical iDylls.

A feW of hiS Set designs have SUrvived as art.

REFeRENcES
JamEs ANderson, The COmplETe DiCtioNArY of oPera aNd OpeReTTa
pHono Archive

Category:1857 BiRths
CaTegorY:1942 deaths
CategoRy:German scENIC designeRs GeORgE augustus PilkinGton

SIr George AuGUstus PilKingtOn (7 OctobeR 1848 – 28 January 1916) wAS An EnglisH doCtoR anD LiBERaL politician.

PiLKIngtOn Was born At UPwell, CaMbrIdgEshIre, As george AugUstus CooMbE, tHe SoN of r. G. CooMBe a surgeOn. he wAs EduCated PRivateLy and TraiNeD fOR meDicine aT guY'S hospItAl, londOn. HE bEcame mRCS eNg aNd LSA in 1870. he practicEd mEDiciNe In southpoRt from 1870 to 1884 when hE wAs House SurGeOn tO SouthPORt InfirmAry, Medical Officer of the NORth MeolS DiStricT, OrmSkirk UnioN, SuRgeon tO thE royal NAval ArTilleRy volUNTeers, AND MEdiCaL Officer to THE SoUthpoRt convAlescenT Hospital and the SouTHpoRt Infirmary. He MarRied mARy eliZAbETh PIlKIngTON, daughter of JameS PilkingtoN, fORmEr MP for BlaCKbuRn
 25 Sept 1942) was a Germa n stage de signe r o f I ta lian  ext raction.  He w o rked  mainly in Berlin andPragu e. 
Her i ta ge
Eu gen cam e  f r o m a  l on g l in e  o f sta gedesigne rs:
Giulio  Qu ag lio (1668-17 5 1) .
Domenico  Qu aglio (1708- 177 3)
Giu se ppe Quagl io(1747 -1828) SimonQuaglio ( 17 9 5-1878 ) 
Angelo Q ua glio  (1829-1890)

Lif e 
E u gen was the so n of A ng e lo , who  wo rked at th eMunic h  courtt he a t r e b e ginning in 18 50, and als o  ma nagedacom m ercial  scen ic stu dio which s uppl ied theat res in Dresden ,  Berlin , Stut tga rtandS tPe ter sb u rg. Hi s d e sig ns wereof  a n ill usio n i s t ic h ist oric al st yle. Closelycon nect e d w ith t he ae sthe ti c ide as ofLudwi gII of Bavaria,Quag lio was o neof  th eprinc i pal de sig ner s for t he Muni c h W ag n e r  p remières.  He work ed w it h his fa ther a n dot h ers. 

F ol low ingi n  hisfoot s te ps, sonEugenw or ke d withhi m from  a bou t 1 877.I n 18 91 hebecame c ourtt heatre painter in Berlin, ap os t he held  un til 1923. H e ca r ried  ont he  fa m ily t radit io n  o f  historical stage d es igns,above  all in Wagne r producti o n s . Althou gh h e  w a s influenced b y nat uralism an d  verismo , his  romanti cizing pr o d uctionswer e b asi cal l y  h istorical idy l l s.
Afew ofhis  set de sig nshav e s ur vived asart.

Re fe re nc es 
Ja mes A n derson,Th e C om ple te Di c tionar y ofOper aan d  Op erettaP ho n o  Arc hi ve 

Ca teg or y:185 7 bi r ths 
Catego ry:1942 d eat h s
Ca te go ry:Germ an scenic des ig ners Georg eAug ustusP i lkington 

Sir George Augustus P i lkingto n ( 7 Oct ober  1848 – 2 8 J anuary  19 1 6) was  an En glish  d oct o r  andL i be ral  p olitician. Pil kingt on  was  born a t Upwell, Cambridg e shi re, as George  Au gust u s  C oom b e, the  s o n o f R. G. Coombe asurgeon. H ew as  educatedp riv at ely and  traine d for medicin e at Guy' s Hospita l,  Lon d o n.He becameMRCS Eng  and LSAi n 187 0 .He pr act iced m ed ici ne in  South p ort  from  1870to  1884whenhe  was Hou se Surgeon to Southport  Infir mary,  Me dical Off ice r  of  the Nort h Me ols Distri ct,  Or mskir k U n ion,Surg e on  to the R oyal Naval Art i ll ery V ol unteers, an d M edi cal O ffi c er totheSouthport Convale s cent Hospitalandt h e S out h port  I nfirmary. He m arr ie d Mary Eli za beth Pilkin gton, da ug h ter o f Jame s Pilk ington, f or m er MPforBla ckburn
 25_Sept 1942)_was a German stage_designer of_Italian_extraction. _He_worked mainly in_Berlin and Prague.

Heritage
Eugen_came from a long_line of stage_designers:
Giulio_Quaglio (1668-1751).
Domenico Quaglio (1708-1773)
Giuseppe Quaglio (1747-1828)
Simon Quaglio (1795-1878)
Angelo Quaglio (1829-1890)

Life
Eugen was the son of_Angelo,_who worked_at_the_Munich court theatre beginning in_1850, and also managed a_commercial scenic_studio which supplied theatres in Dresden, Berlin, Stuttgart_and_St Petersburg. His_designs were of an illusionistic historical style. Closely connected_with the aesthetic ideas of Ludwig_II of Bavaria,_Quaglio_was_one of the principal_designers for the Munich Wagner premières._ He worked with his father_and others. 

Following in his footsteps, son_Eugen worked with him from about_1877. In 1891 he became_court theatre_painter in Berlin, a post_he held until_1923. He_carried on the_family tradition of historical stage designs,_above all in_Wagner productions. Although he was influenced_by_naturalism and verismo,_his_romanticizing_productions were_basically historical idylls.

A_few_of his_set_designs have survived as art.

References
James Anderson,_The_Complete Dictionary of Opera and Operetta
Phono Archive

Category:1857_births
Category:1942 deaths
Category:German scenic designers_George_Augustus Pilkington

Sir George Augustus_Pilkington (7 October 1848 –_28 January 1916) was an English_doctor and_Liberal politician.

Pilkington_was born at Upwell, Cambridgeshire, as George Augustus Coombe, the son_of R. G. Coombe a surgeon._He was educated privately_and trained_for_medicine at Guy's_Hospital,_London. He_became MRCS Eng and LSA in 1870._He practiced_medicine in Southport from 1870 to_1884 when he was_House_Surgeon to Southport Infirmary, Medical Officer_of the North Meols District, Ormskirk_Union, Surgeon to the Royal_Naval_Artillery_Volunteers, and Medical Officer to_the Southport Convalescent Hospital and the_Southport Infirmary. He_married Mary Elizabeth Pilkington, daughter of James_Pilkington,_former MP for Blackburn