Background
CHARLTON, John was born in 1849 in Bamborough, Northumberland. Son of late Samuel Charlton.
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John CHARLTON
John CHARLTON was an artist.
Education
Newcastle-on-Tyne; studied at Newcastle School of Arts and S. Kensington.
Career
Paintings: A Winter’s Day; The Hall Fire; Rescue; Huntsman Courtship; Gone Away; Stag at Bay; British Artillery euleriug Enemy’s Lines at "Tol - ol - Kebir; Ulundi; Reynard’s Requiem; Bad News from the Front; Inci dent in the Charge of the Light Brigade, etc.; the Procession of Royal Princes passing through Trafalgar Square to Westminster Abbey, 1887, painted for the Queen; also by command of H.M. the Queen the official picture of the thanksgiving service in front of St. Paul’s Cathedral on the occasion of the Royal Diamond Jubilee, entitled “ God Save the Queen”; and The Funeral of Queen Victoria; also a great many military, sporting, and other subjects to Graphic. Exhibited at R.A. 1870, and regularly since. Artist.
Membership
Club: Arts, 40 Dover Street, W.
Connections
- Father:
- Samuel Charlton
