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Ian Marshall is a Fellow of the American Society of Marine Artists
and the author of four books of paintings, Passages East, Armored
Ships, Ironclads, and Flying Boats. His work hangs in the
permanent collections of the US Naval Academy Museum at Annapolis;
the Royal Naval Museum at Portsmouth, England; the Scottish United
Services Museum at Edinburgh Castle; Maine Maritime Museum; Lloyds
of London; Foynes Flying Boat Museum, Co. Limerick, Ireland; Botswana
National Museum; and the Royal Netherlands Navy Museum at Den
Helder, Netherlands.
For eighteen years his paintings have been shown in London by
Oliver Swann. Swann's gallery, now merged under the name of the
Royal Exchange Art Gallery and located at 24 Cork Street, is the
only West End gallery devoted to marine art. In America Marshall's
work is shown by the American Marine Model Gallery at Salem, Massachusetts,
and the Russell Jinishian Gallery at Fairfield, Connecticut. His
ship paintings have been the subject of public exhibitions at
civic galleries in Portsmouth, Plymouth, the Edinburgh Festival
and the Imperial War Museum in London. In the U.S., he has had
exhibitions at the US Navy Museum in Washington, DC, the US Naval
Academy and the Maine Maritime Museum. His work has been hung
regularly at annual exhibitions of the Royal Society of Marine
Artists in London and at the Mystic International, Mystic Seaport
Museum, Connecticut.
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| Ian comes from the County of Fife, in Scotland. He
acquired his professional qualification as an architect at the University
of Cape Town, and a later degree at the University of Pennsylvania.
His architectural career has been largely in East and Central Africa,
and for years he traveled as a consultant to the United Nations
Food and Agriculture Organization and to the World Bank. Mr. Marshall's
wife is from Massachusetts, and since 1986, they have made their
home on Mount Desert Island in Maine. |