1921

Le Croisic (John Everett, 1921)

Le Croisic comes from the hand of John Everett (1876–1949). It dates from 1921. It is kept at National Maritime Museum in London, United Kingdom. It measures 25.2 × 35.5 cm.

Le Croisic by John Everett, 1921, National Maritime Museum. Public domain.

Le Croisic at a glance

Title: Le Croisic
Artist: John Everett (1876–1949)
Artist born in: Dorset, United Kingdom
Date: 1921
Dimensions: 25.2 × 35.5 cm
Where to see it: National Maritime Museum, London, United Kingdom

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Where is Le Croisic on view?

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 about Le Croisic

Who created "Le Croisic"?

"Le Croisic" was created by John Everett. The information on this page describes John Everett's original work.

Is "Le Croisic" more bright or more dark overall?

"Le Croisic" is brilliant overall, and its luminance is bright balance.

Is "Le Croisic" by John Everett in the public domain?

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

Which palette and lead color define "Le Croisic"?

The color identity of "Le Croisic" by John Everett: a neutrals palette, dominated by putty (#d5d5ab).

How much light do the colors of "Le Croisic" appear to reflect?

"Le Croisic" by John Everett has a bright balance luminance. Luminance describes how much light the colors appear to reflect.

What catalogue / inventory number identifies "Le Croisic"?

The inventory number of "Le Croisic" by John Everett at the National Maritime Museum is BHC0072.

Are there works similar to "Le Croisic"?

Artworks similar to "Le Croisic" by John Everett are gathered on the artwork's Similars page.

Does the copyright of "Le Croisic" by John Everett allow reproductions?

The original "Le Croisic" is at the National Maritime Museum, and the work is in the public domain - its copyright has expired.

What color saturation does "Le Croisic" by John Everett have?

The palette of "Le Croisic" is subtle color in saturation.

John Everett, the painter

1876–1949, United Kingdom

John Everett

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