Cyril Anning (b. 1891) was a British printmaker and etcher active during the early decades of the 20th century. Working primarily in print mediums, his output centered on color etchings and aquatints created during the interwar period.
Anning’s subject matter focused on architectural landmarks, historic sites, and coastal maritime views across the United Kingdom. His notable compositions recorded urban views of London, such as perspectives of St. Paul's Cathedral from the River Thames, traditional harbor scenes including Newlyn Harbour in Cornwall, and historic fortifications such as Caernarvon Castle in Wales.