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Name
  
John Drake

Role
  
Artist

Died
  
1883


John Poad Drake

John Poad Drake (1794–1883) was an inventor and artist from Stoke Damerel, in present-day Devon. He worked at the Plymouth Dockyard. He later painted in Halifax, Nova Scotia (1815), Montreal and New York. He later returned to England and patented a new system for drilling screws at the shipyard. He is a descendant of Sir Francis Drake. Drake was a student of the Royal Academy in London. Drake's painting of the Last Supper hangs in the new Christ Church Cathedral, on St. Catherine Street, Montreal (1825).

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  • Shippling at Low Tide, Halifax, Art Gallery of Nova Scotia
  • Montreal from St. Helen's Island, Royal Ontario Museum
  • Montreal
  • Quebec
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