George C Collection

Danejohn Hill, Canterbury, Kent, 1829. Creator: James Baylis Allen
Danejohn Hill, Canterbury, Kent, 1829. The Dane John Mound, a former Roman cemetery, was converted into a motte-and-bailey castle in the 11th century

Canada, British Columbia, Boundary Bay, wood duck hen resting

Canada, British Columbia, Boundary Bay, wood duck drakes resting

Canada, British Columbia, Boundary Bay, rufous-sided towhee

Horse Shoer's Knife, c. 1940. Creator: George C. Brown
Horse Shoer's Knife, c. 1940

Camp Chair, c. 1940. Creator: George C. Brown
Camp Chair, c. 1940

Pottery Jug, c. 1939. Creator: George C. Brown
Pottery Jug, c. 1939

Rocker, c. 1940. Creator: George C. Brown
Rocker, c. 1940

Chair (frame), c. 1940. Creator: George C. Brown
Chair (frame), c. 1940

Wrought Iron Hammer, c. 1938. Creator: George C. Brown
Wrought Iron Hammer, c. 1938

Cherry Stoner, c. 1940. Creator: George C. Brown
Cherry Stoner, c. 1940

Post Hole Axe, c. 1940. Creator: George C. Brown
Post Hole Axe, c. 1940

Drawknife, c. 1938. Creator: George C. Brown
Drawknife, c. 1938

Drawknife, c. 1938. Creator: George C. Brown
Drawknife, c. 1938

Chisel, c. 1938. Creator: George C. Brown
Chisel, c. 1938

Mr. Mason by the Sea, 1849. Creator: Daniel Huntington
Mr. Mason by the Sea, 1849

Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Tiffany in Louis C. Tiffanys Studio, ca. 1890

Frances and Ethel de Forest, daughters of Robert de Forest, ca. 1890

Danejohn Hill, c1829. Creator: Henry Adlard
Danejohn Hill, c1829. The Dane John Mound, a former Roman cemetery at Canterbury in Kent, was converted into a motte-and-bailey castle in the 11th century

St. Andrew, mid-late 19th century. Creator: Leighton Brothers
St. Andrew, mid-late 19th century. Saint Andrew carrying his cross. Andrew was said to have been martyred by crucifixion on an X-shaped cross, (or saltire, commonly known as a Saint Andrews Cross)

Condemnation of Anne Boleyn, (mid 19th century). Creator: George C Finden
Condemnation of Anne Boleyn, (mid 19th century). Anne Boleyn, her arms raised in supplication, stands before King Henry VIII, facing the court

Panorama of London, 1849. Artist: George C Leighton
Panoramic view of the City of Westminster, London, showing the area between Horse Guards and Admiralty on Whitehall, also with pedestrians, including a crowd watching a mounted guard

Her Majesty Queen Mary, 1910. Artist: George C Wilmshurst
Her Majesty Queen Mary, 1910. A portrait of Mary of Teck, Queen Consort of King George V. A print from The Illustrated London News, 14th May 1910

George C Green Valleto & Company Mexico North America
George C. Green; Valleto & Company; Mexico, North America; about 1880; Albumen silver print

George C. Marshall Testifies
Washington, D.C.: January 9, 1948 Secretary of State George C. Marshall as he testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee asking them to approve the entire European Recovery Plan

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George C is a name that resonates throughout history, with various creators and artists bearing this moniker. One such individual is George C Klontzas, a talented artist from the 16th century who brought to life two remarkable masterpieces: "The Sacrifice of Isaac" and "The Adoration of the Magi. " His intricate brushstrokes and attention to detail captivate viewers even today. Moving forward in time, we encounter George C Finden, an artist known for his depiction of historical events. In his mid-19th-century creation titled "Condemnation of Anne Boleyn, " he skillfully captures the intensity and drama surrounding this infamous event. With each stroke, Finden transports us back in time to witness this pivotal moment in English history. Another notable figure named George C is none other than George C Leighton. This gifted artist takes us on a journey through London's streets with his panoramic artworks from 1849. Through his eyes, we are able to experience the bustling cityscape as it was during that era. From Danejohn Hill to various iconic landmarks, Leighton's art provides a glimpse into London's past. Shifting our focus slightly, we come across another creative mind named George C Wilmshurst. His artistic prowess shines through in his portrait of Her Majesty Queen Mary in 1910. Wilmshurst beautifully captures her regal presence and gracefulness while immortalizing her image for generations to come. Lastly, let us not forget about Daniel Huntington's masterpiece titled "Mr. Mason by the Sea" from 1849 or Henry Adlard's portrayal of Danejohn Hill circa 1829—both created by individuals simply referred to as George C. Throughout different eras and artistic styles, these diverse creators named they have left their mark on history through their exceptional works of art. Their contributions continue to inspire awe and admiration among art enthusiasts worldwide.