Arthur Fare was born in 1874 in Bath where he was educated. He trained as a draughtsmen and was considered to be one of the finest masters of perspective of his generation.
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- Castle Mill
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- Castle Mill 2
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- Castle Mill 3
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- Church Street
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- Gun Inn, North Street
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- Masons Grocery Shop, High Street
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- Moores Cottage
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- Old House, High Street
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- Old Kings Head, North Street
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- Old Vicarage, South Street
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- Pixham Mill
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- Two Gables, West Street, Dorking
The drawings he made of the Piccadilly Hotel and Regent Street for Norman Shaw were the beginning of a series of monumental drawings of London. He was chosen by the trade paper “The Builder” to execute a drawing to celebrate the Paper’s Centenary.
His work in Dorking appears to have been in the 1930’s and 1940’s, although he does not seem to have been a resident here.
