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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · 1830 – December 14, 1895Wikidata

James H. Wheldon

British painter

Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 183014 dated paintingsDied 1895

21 works

  • Diana and Chase in the Arctic
    Diana and Chase in the Arctic
    James H. Wheldon
    c. 1857 · Hull Maritime Museum
  • 'Diana' and 'Chase' in the Arctic
    'Diana' and 'Chase' in the Arctic
    James H. Wheldon
    c. 1857 · Hull Maritime Museum
  • Schooner 'Jane Sawyer'
    Schooner 'Jane Sawyer'
    James H. Wheldon
    1862 · Hull Maritime Museum
  • SS 'Leopard'
    SS 'Leopard'
    James H. Wheldon
    1863 · Hull Maritime Museum
  • Warships and a Paddle Steamer off Ailsa Craig
    Warships and a Paddle Steamer off Ailsa Craig
    James H. Wheldon
    1863 · Hull Maritime Museum
  • The Clipper Ship 'Superb' off Yorkshire, 1866
    The Clipper Ship 'Superb' off Yorkshire, 1866
    James H. Wheldon
    1866
  • Dutch Buss and Man of War
    Dutch Buss and Man of War
    James H. Wheldon
    c. 1870 · Hull Maritime Museum
  • SS 'Burgos'
    SS 'Burgos'
    James H. Wheldon
    c. 1870 · Hull Maritime Museum
  • SS 'Burgos'
    SS 'Burgos'
    James H. Wheldon
    1871 · Hull Maritime Museum
  • Panorama of Ships
    Panorama of Ships
    James H. Wheldon
    1872 · Hull Maritime Museum
  • Dutch Herring Buss Sailing into Port
    Dutch Herring Buss Sailing into Port
    James H. Wheldon
    1875–1879 · Hull Maritime Museum
  • PS 'Seagull'
    PS 'Seagull'
    James H. Wheldon
    1878 · Hull Maritime Museum
  • Battleships
    Battleships
    James H. Wheldon
    1892 · Hull Maritime Museum
  • Martin Samuelson's Shipyard, Hull
    Martin Samuelson's Shipyard, Hull
    James H. Wheldon
    1893 · Hull Maritime Museum
  • Ships navigating a busy channel
    Ships navigating a busy channel
    James H. Wheldon
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