Impressionism found a focus in the New English Art Club, founded in 1886. Notable members included Walter Sickert (1860-1942) and Philip Wilson Steer (1860-1942), two English painters with coterminous lives who became influential in the 20th century. Sickert went on to the post-impressionist Camden Town Group, active 1911-1913, and was prominent in the transition to Modernism. Steer's sea and landscape paintings made him a leading Impressionist, but later work displays a more traditional English style, influenced by both Constable and Turner.