Charles Dixon

1872-1934

British (West Sussex, England)

Charles Edward Dixon was born at Goring on Thames, the son of the genre and history painter, Alfred Dixon. Best known for his London river scenes, he also painted a vast array of other subjects, from historical naval scenes dating back to the 15th century to America’s Cup yacht races of the 1930s. He also worked as an illustrator for the Illustrated London News, the Sphere, and the Graphic. His favorite medium was watercolor, but he also created a small number of oils.

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2020/12/15, scanned in office for database
Dixon, Charles 1872-1934
SS Cedric Leaving Liverpool
early 20th century
2020/12/15, scanned in office for database
Dixon, Charles 1872-1934
RMS Oceanic Leaving New York
n.d.
2023/06/01 image photoshopped onto white background in office from 2023/06/01 for social media purposes
Dixon, Charles 1872-1934
RMS Majestic
1925
2020/12/15, scanned in office for database
Dixon, Charles 1872-1934
RMS Cedric at New York
January 13, 1908 (postmark date); January 5, 1908 (message date)
2020/12/15, scanned in office for database
Dixon, Charles 1872-1934
RMS Cedric at New York
January 4, 1908 (postmark date)
2021/02/23 scanned in the office for database
Dixon, Charles 1872-1934
RMS Cedric at New York
January 4, 1908 (postmark date)
Image 2022/07/26, edited onto white background for Collection Online Portal
Dixon, Charles 1872-1934
Belgenland
1925
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