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Jack Spurling

English painter (1870–1933)

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A life in paintings

Born 18709 dated paintingsDied 1933

13 works

  • The Orient Line's full-rigger Hesperus
    The Orient Line's full-rigger Hesperus
    Jack Spurling
    1923
  • Q113541386
    Q113541386
    Jack Spurling
    1925
  • Q113541389
    Q113541389
    Jack Spurling
    1925
  • ARIEL & TAEPING, China Tea Clippers Race
    ARIEL & TAEPING, China Tea Clippers Race
    Jack Spurling
    1926
  • Framed Print Of Clipper Thermopylae
    Framed Print Of Clipper Thermopylae
    Jack Spurling
    1926 · Aberdeen Art Gallery
  • Q111663621
    Q111663621
    Jack Spurling
    1927
  • The New Zealand record-breaker Waimate
    The New Zealand record-breaker Waimate
    Jack Spurling
    1927
  • The Australian clipper ship Torrens under full sail
    The Australian clipper ship Torrens under full sail
    Jack Spurling
    1928
  • Golden Fleece lying at anchor in the roadstead
    Golden Fleece lying at anchor in the roadstead
    Jack Spurling
    1929
  • The British clipper ‚Militiades‘
    The British clipper ‚Militiades‘
    Jack Spurling
  • The four-masted wool clipper Port Jackson cutting through a heavy swell under reefed topsails
    The four-masted wool clipper Port Jackson cutting through a heavy swell under reefed topsails
    Jack Spurling
  • The square-rigged Australian clipper „Old Kensington“ lying on her mooring
    The square-rigged Australian clipper „Old Kensington“ lying on her mooring
    Jack Spurling
  • The british tea clipper ‚Titania‘
    The british tea clipper ‚Titania‘
    Jack Spurling
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