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John Berry

John Berry (1920 - 2009) was active/lived in England.  John Berry is known for Portrait painting-dignitaries, book illustration, war artist.

Born June 9, 1920, in London, England, John Berry began his studies in art early in life and won a scholarship to the Hammersmith College of Art, London, in 1934.  He was then awarded a scholarship to the Royal Academy School of Art in 1939.  He volunteered for the Royal Air Force. in 1940, and served in the Western Desert in the Middle East in 1941.  He became War Artist for the 8th army and his paintings from this time were exhibited in the National Gallery in London during World War II. Later, they were permanently housed in the Imperial War Museum, Lambeth, London.

After the war, Mr. Berry designed various advertising campaigns including the creation of the ESSO (Exxon) Tiger in 1951.  He also traveled England painting portraits including Lady Ellerman, Sir Felix and Lady Brunner, Lady Astor and her two daughters, the DeHavilland daughters and many more.

Over the next ten years, Mr. Berry painted all the past and present Commandants of the Joint Se   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1512 characters.]  Artist bio

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