Editing John Sell Cotman (section)

===King's College, London===
In January 1834, Cotman was appointed Master of landscape drawing at [[King's College School]] in London, partly on the recommendation of J.M.W.&nbsp;Turner. In 1836 Miles Edmund Cotman was appointed to assist his father. The poet and artist [[Dante Gabriel Rossetti]] was one of his pupils. In London, Cotman developed friendships with the artists [[James Stark (painter)|James Stark]], [[George Cattermole]], [[Samuel Prout]], and [[Cornelius Varley]]. In 1836, he became an honorary member of the [[Royal Institute of British Architects|Institute of British Architects]]. In 1838, all of his etchings were published by [[Henry George Bohn]].

In 1834, Miles Edmund remained in Norwich to work as an art teacher, when the rest of the Cotman family moved to London upon Cotman's appointment at King's College. A year after his move to London, Mile Edmund moved to London to be his father's assistant, after his brother John Joseph returned to Norwich.{{sfn|Binyon|1897|pp=85, 92}} Miles Edmund succeeded his father as drawing master at King's College in 1843.{{sfn|Chisholm|1911}}