United Kingdom · December 8, 1872 – September 12, 1934Wikidata
Charles Dixon
British painter (1872–1934)
Born in Goring-on-Thames.
A life in paintings
Born 187212 dated paintingsDied 1934
13 works
The old 'Wellesley' hulked in the Tyne, with the training ship 'Cornwall' moored astern of herCharles Dixon19th century- A coastal stranding, with local inhabitants on the foreshore trying to assistCharles Dixon1893
- The Channel Fleet on manoeuvres led by its flagship H.M.S. ‘Revenge’, circa 1896Charles Dixon1896
- 'In Honour of our Queen': Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee Review at Spithead, 26 June 1897Charles Dixon1898 · Royal Museums Greenwich
- The training ship H.M.S. St. Vincent lying off GosportCharles Dixon1899
- Q124256475Charles Dixon20th century
- Q138481238Charles Dixon20th century
- The Pool, LondonCharles Dixon1904
- The White Star liner Oceanic (II) off New Brighton having just left Liverpool bound for New YorkCharles Dixon1904
- Admiral Jellicoe's flagship, H.M.S. Iron Duke, with the 2nd Battle Squadron at the Battle of JutlandCharles Dixon1912
- The fleet at Portland, 1912Charles Dixon1912
- White Star Liner ‘Britannic’, 1914Charles Dixon1914 · Ulster Folk and Transport Museums
- A one-design class crossing the starting line at Cowes Week, 1930, with King George V aboard the Royal Yacht, lying in Cowes Roads, other yachts dressed overall and spectators lining the foreshore before the Royal Yatch SquadronCharles Dixon1930