George Renwick Barr was a British painter who lived from 1820 to 1898. His artistic legacy is preserved within the collections of the National Maritime Museum in London, where his maritime subjects are held.
His documented works focus on nautical themes, including:
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The clipper 'Ellen Rodger', The brig Jansen
G. R. Barr
1820
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1820, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
The clipper 'Ellen Rodger'
19th Century
National Maritime Museum, London
1898
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
