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Anthony J. Batten
Anthony J. Batten (1940) is a Canadian visual artist.
==Early life and education==
Canadian visual artist Anthony J. Batten was born at Eynsham Hall, in Oxfordshire, England in 1940. Receiving his early schooling in the U.K. he moved to Canada with his parents and brother in the 1950s. While still resident in England he had received a scholarship to attend Christ's Hospital School in Horsham, Sussex.
His family settled near Montreal where he attended Chambly County High School and then McMasterville School. He attended classes at L'Ecole des Beaux Arts and at the Museum School of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts with Arthur Lismer. His initial degree programs were at Sir George Williams University (now Concordia University). While living in Montreal he regularly sketched in the old port area of the city attracted by the historic buildings and streetscapes. In 1966 Batten was commissioned by Canadian Industries Limited () to produce a tourists' map of that historic area in readiness for the 1967 World's Fair (Expo '67). The map was reproduced widely in both official languages. That exposure resulted in him having his first exhibition in 1967 at La Galerie Place Royale. In 1968 Batten moved to Ontario to study at the University of Toronto.
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