A deck scene by John Everett (1929)

A deck scene: the essentials

Title: A deck scene
Artist: John Everett (1876–1949)
Artist born in: Dorset, United Kingdom
Date: 1929
Dimensions: 23 × 30.7 cm
Where to see it: National Maritime Museum, London, United Kingdom

Where can you see A deck scene?

National Maritime Museum

London, United Kingdom

A Chronicle of Britain’s Embrace of the Sea The National Maritime Museum stands as more than just a repository of artifacts; it is a vibrant testament to Britain’s enduring relationship with the sea—a connection stretching back millennia that has fundamentally shaped the nation’s identity, exploration, and imperial ambitions. Situated within the prestigious Greenwich World Heritage Site, this institution began humbly as a collection of naval curiosities but has since blossomed into a sprawling sanctuary dedicated to preserving and interpreting maritime history. Its strategic location is deeply symbolic, anchored by Greenwich itself, once the undisputed center of navigation and astronomy where the Prime Meridian still dictates global timekeeping.

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Questions collectors ask about A deck scene

Which museum holds the original "A deck scene"?

You can see the original "A deck scene" at the National Maritime Museum, London, United Kingdom.

What is the creation date of "A deck scene" by John Everett?

The creation of "A deck scene" by John Everett is dated 1929.

How big is the original "A deck scene"?

"A deck scene" measures 30.7 x 23.0cm in its original form. Original dimensions are a useful reference when choosing a reproduction size.

Is "A deck scene" free of copyright?

"A deck scene" by John Everett is in the public domain - its copyright has expired. This status governs how the image of the work may be reproduced.

Who is the artist behind "A deck scene"?

"A deck scene" was created by John Everett. The information on this page describes John Everett's original work.

What was John Everett's age when "A deck scene" was created?

John Everett made "A deck scene" at the age of 53. The artist was born in 1876 and the work is dated 1929.

What explains the copyright situation of "A deck scene" by John Everett?

"A deck scene" by John Everett is in the public domain - its copyright has expired. Copyright terms are measured from the artist's death, and John Everett died in 1949.

Did "A deck scene" stay in its artist's homeland?

Yes - the artwork is kept in the artist's home country. The birth country of John Everett is United Kingdom, and the museum holding the original of "A deck scene" is in United Kingdom.

The artist: John Everett

1876–1949, United Kingdom

John Everett

An English painter known for his Dorset landscapes and Hardy illustrations. Discover his evocative works today.

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