John June Collection

Greenwich hospital, 1751
6266236 Greenwich hospital, 1751; (add.info.: A prospect of Greenwich Hospital from the river. After an engraving dated 1751 by John June. Later colourization.); Photo © Ken Welsh

View of Greenwich Hospital on the River Thames at Greenwich, 1751. Creator: John June
View of Greenwich Hospital on the River Thames at Greenwich, 1751

View of Greenwich Hospital on the River Thames at Greenwich, 1751. Creator: John June
View of Greenwich Hospital on the River Thames at Greenwich, 1751

Greenwich hospital, 1751
6116579 Greenwich hospital, 1751 by June, John (1744-75); (add.info.: A prospect of Greenwich Hospital from the river. After an engraving dated 1751 by John June)

A View of the Mall, Westminster, London, 1752. Artist: John June
A View of the Mall, Westminster, London, 1752. Scene with caricatured figures

The sailors adventure to the streights of Merryland or, an evening view on Ludgate Hill, 1749; showing a seaman fumbling beneath skirts of two women with other figures on the street

A mill on Blackheath by moonlight; including figures and a windmill, Greenwich, London, 1770
A mill on Blackheath, London, by moonlight, 1770; including figures

The March of the Medical Militants to the siege of Warwick Lane Castle, London, 1768; showing figures on horses, playing musical instruments and holding banners

Richard ( Beau ) Nash, British dandy, 18th century. Artist: John June
Richard ( Beau ) Nash, British dandy, 18th century. A celebrated dandy and leader of fashion, Nash (1674-1762) was Master of Ceremonies at the spa town of Bath

Lusus Naturae, or Carracturas of the present age 1752. Artist: John June
Lusus Naturae, or Carracturas of the present age. 1752. Lusus naturae means freak of nature. Illustration from Social Caricature in the Eighteenth Century

The Review, 18th century. Artist: John June
The Review, 18th century. Two women saucily raise their voluminous skirts to the crowd in a satire on fashion. Illustration from Social Caricature in the Eighteenth Century

A prospect of Greenwich Hospital from the river. After an engraving dated 1751 by John June. Later colourization

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"John June: Capturing the Essence of 18th Century London" Step into the past with John June, a talented artist whose works transport us to the vibrant streets of 18th century London. From Greenwich Hospital in 1751 to A View of the Mall in Westminster, his paintings offer glimpses into a bygone era. In "The sailors adventure to the streights of Merryland or, an evening view on Ludgate Hill, " we witness a lively scene filled with bustling activity and curious characters. The same can be said for "The beaux disaster" and "The ladys disaster, " where John June skillfully captures moments of humor and misfortune. But it's not all chaos and calamity in June's artistry. In "A mill on Blackheath by moonlight, " he presents a serene landscape illuminated by gentle moonbeams, showcasing both natural beauty and human presence. June also delves into social commentary through his work. In "Lusus Naturae, or Carracturas of the present age, " he offers satirical caricatures that reflect societal quirks and idiosyncrasies. Meanwhile, in "The March of the Medical Militants to the siege of Warwick Lane Castle, " we witness a procession symbolizing medical advancements during that time. One cannot overlook June's portraits either. His depiction of Richard (Beau) Nash portrays this British dandy with elegance and flair, capturing his essence as an influential figure in society. Lastly, let us not forget about Greenwich Hospital—a subject dear to John June's heart. Through multiple perspectives like "A prospect from the river" dated 1751 or later colorized versions thereof—June immortalizes this iconic institution that served as a haven for seafarers. With each brushstroke, John June breathes life into history itself—inviting us to explore an enchanting world long gone but forever preserved within his masterpieces.