Charles Pears

 

Charles Pears, born in 1873, developed a career as a marine painter. During the First World War Pears was recruited by Lord Beaverbrook, the Minister of Information as a war artist. Most of his ninety-three pictures featured the Royal Navy. Pears died in 1958.

Charles Pears, A Convoy (1918)

 

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