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The Guns. HMS Terror, 1918, John Lavery

The Guns. HMS Terror, 1918

The Guns. HMS Terror, 1918 (museum title)

John Lavery (Irish) (1856-1941)

Movement
Naturalism
Date
1918
Medium
Oil on canvas
Dimensions
61.2 × 63.8 cm
Collection
Imperial War Museum, United Kingdom
Rights
Public domain
Photograph
Imperial War Museum, public domain

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