John Lavery

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · 1856 – 1941 · 442 works

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137

1880 35

1890 32

1900 124

1910 57

1920 27

1930 1

1940

Artworks (442)

1917

The Aerodrome, East Fortune, North Berwick: The Starting Point for British Airships of the North Sea Air Patrol

Imperial War Museums

1918

The Guns, HMS 'Terror

Imperial War Museums

1918

The American Battle Squadron in the Firth of Forth: 'New York' (Flagship), 'Texas', 'Florida', 'Wyoming' and 'Delaware

Imperial War Museums

1918

Rosyth: The Principal Base of the Grand Fleet

Imperial War Museums

1918

Southampton Water

Imperial War Museums

1918

The Entrance, Dover Harbour, 1918: In the Foreground Are the Harbour Protection Nets against Enemy Submarines

Imperial War Museums

1918

The End: The Fore-Cabin of HMS 'Queen Elizabeth' with Admiral Beatty Reading the Terms of the Surrender of the German Navy, Rosyth, 16 November 1918

Imperial War Museums

1918

The Chief Naval Censor: Rear Admiral Sir Douglas Brownrigg, Bt, CB, Royal Navy

Imperial War Museums

1918

Pulham St Mary's

Royal Air Force Museum

1918

Rigid 29' and 'NS 7' at East Fortune

Imperial War Museums

1918

The North Sea, August 1918, from NS7

Royal Air Force Museum

1918

Monitors, Dover Harbour

Imperial War Museums

1918

Study for 'Admiral Sir David Beatty (1871–1936), GCB, Reading the Terms of the Armistice to the German Delegates; HMS 'Queen Elizabeth', Rosyth, 16 November 1918

Imperial War Museums

1919

The Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps Convalescent Home, Le Touquet

Imperial War Museums

1919

Lady Henry's Crèche, Woolwich

Imperial War Museums

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John Lavery

Period of activity

Artworks (442)

Richborough: The Gantries

The Fleet: A Misty Day, the Firth of Forth

Royal Naval Air Service, Roehampton, August 1917

The Forth Bridge: Bluejackets Landing

Leith

Long Hope: Orkney

Scapa Flow, Orkney, from the Signal Station

American Troops Embarking, Southampton

Admiral Sir James Startin (1855–1948), KCB, AM, Royal Naval Reserve

The Aerodrome, East Fortune, North Berwick: The Starting Point for British Airships of the North Sea Air Patrol

The Guns, HMS 'Terror

The American Battle Squadron in the Firth of Forth: 'New York' (Flagship), 'Texas', 'Florida', 'Wyoming' and 'Delaware

Rosyth: The Principal Base of the Grand Fleet

Southampton Water

The Entrance, Dover Harbour, 1918: In the Foreground Are the Harbour Protection Nets against Enemy Submarines

The End: The Fore-Cabin of HMS 'Queen Elizabeth' with Admiral Beatty Reading the Terms of the Surrender of the German Navy, Rosyth, 16 November 1918

The Chief Naval Censor: Rear Admiral Sir Douglas Brownrigg, Bt, CB, Royal Navy

Pulham St Mary's

Rigid 29' and 'NS 7' at East Fortune

The North Sea, August 1918, from NS7

Monitors, Dover Harbour

Study for 'Admiral Sir David Beatty (1871–1936), GCB, Reading the Terms of the Armistice to the German Delegates; HMS 'Queen Elizabeth', Rosyth, 16 November 1918

The Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps Convalescent Home, Le Touquet

Lady Henry's Crèche, Woolwich

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Artworks (442)

Richborough: The Gantries

The Fleet: A Misty Day, the Firth of Forth

Royal Naval Air Service, Roehampton, August 1917

The Forth Bridge: Bluejackets Landing

Leith

Long Hope: Orkney

Scapa Flow, Orkney, from the Signal Station

American Troops Embarking, Southampton

Admiral Sir James Startin (1855–1948), KCB, AM, Royal Naval Reserve

The Aerodrome, East Fortune, North Berwick: The Starting Point for British Airships of the North Sea Air Patrol

The Guns, HMS 'Terror

The American Battle Squadron in the Firth of Forth: 'New York' (Flagship), 'Texas', 'Florida', 'Wyoming' and 'Delaware

Rosyth: The Principal Base of the Grand Fleet

Southampton Water

The Entrance, Dover Harbour, 1918: In the Foreground Are the Harbour Protection Nets against Enemy Submarines

The End: The Fore-Cabin of HMS 'Queen Elizabeth' with Admiral Beatty Reading the Terms of the Surrender of the German Navy, Rosyth, 16 November 1918

The Chief Naval Censor: Rear Admiral Sir Douglas Brownrigg, Bt, CB, Royal Navy

Pulham St Mary's

Rigid 29' and 'NS 7' at East Fortune

The North Sea, August 1918, from NS7

Monitors, Dover Harbour

Study for 'Admiral Sir David Beatty (1871–1936), GCB, Reading the Terms of the Armistice to the German Delegates; HMS 'Queen Elizabeth', Rosyth, 16 November 1918

The Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps Convalescent Home, Le Touquet

Lady Henry's Crèche, Woolwich

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