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Bernard Finegan Gribble

Bernard Finegan Gribble (1873 - 1962) was active/lived in United States, United Kingdom.  Bernard Gribble is known for Marine-sailing ship, portrait, landscape.

The following is from Chris Merriam-Leith:

Bernard Gribble was one of the leading figures in Poole's artistic history, as Roger Guttridge explains.

Typical Gribble: a Poole Scene, a sailing ship and a skillfully painted sea
The events that unfolded at Scapa Flow on 21 June 1919 were among the most dramatic in naval history, and with impeccable timing Bernard Gribble was there to record them.

The Poole-based marine artist had been commissioned by the US Navy to make sketches of the 74 German vessels interned in the anchorage following their nation's surrender seven months earlier. The High Seas Fleet was due to be retained by Britain under the terms of the peace treaty that followed the First World War. The German naval officers, however, had other ideas.

Gribble, whose method was to take preliminary photographs before beginning the sketches, was on board the patrol boat Sochosin with his camera when he noticed heliographs flashing between the German vess   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 8011 characters.]  Artist bio

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