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David Shepherd
1931–2017
British painter and wildlife conservationist, born in London. He started his career with aviation subjects, but in 1960 he began painting African wildlife and it is in this area that he has become internationally famous—not only with his paintings (and *popular prints reproduced from them), but also through his fundraising activities to preserve endangered species.
Text Source: A Dictionary of Modern and Contemporary Art (Oxford University Press)
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Elephants at the Waterhole 1987 Airborne Assault Museum
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Crusaders in the Desert The Tank Museum
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A Kent Landscape 1993 Maidstone Museum & Bentlif Art Gallery
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'Perseus' and 'Mount Fuji' Merseyside Maritime Museum
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30 December 1940, Again Tonight? 1958 Guildhall Art Gallery
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20 Years Between: Wessex and Lysander 1958 Defence Academy of the United Kingdom
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'The Ark', Turning into the Wind 1978–1979 Fleet Air Arm Museum
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‘Valiant’ 1954 Defence Academy of the United Kingdom
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209 Squadron Pioneer at Fort Betis 1962 Defence Academy of the United Kingdom
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The Kariba First Turbine, Markhams 1958 Chesterfield Museum & Art Gallery
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Three Old Gentlemen of Savuti 1990 Nature in Art
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Service by Night 1955 National Railway Museum
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Willesden Shed 1955 National Railway Museum
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El Alamein, 2 November 1942 The Royal Yeomanry
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Hurricanes at Readiness 1970s Royal Air Force Museum
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Vickers Viscount over the Houses of Parliament 1960s Royal Air Force Museum
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Harrier c.1967 Royal Air Force Museum
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Elephants Ulster Museum