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Winston Churchill’s paintings star in an exhibit on the Queen Mary

Duncan Sandys, left, great-grandson of Sir Winston Churchill, and Commodore Everett Hoard hold up a painting done by Churchill titled "Coast Scene Near Marseilles," a 1930s oil on canvas. This and other paintings will be on exhibit at an art gallery aboard the Queen Mary in Long Beach. A total of 10 paintings done by Churchill will be included in the exhibit running from May 27 to Dec. 31, 2016.

Duncan Sandys, left, great-grandson of Sir Winston Churchill, and Commodore Everett Hoard hold up a painting done by Churchill titled “Coast Scene Near Marseilles,” a 1930s oil on canvas. This and other paintings will be on exhibit at an art gallery aboard the Queen Mary in Long Beach. A total of 10 paintings done by Churchill will be included in the exhibit running from May 27 to Dec. 31, 2016.

  (Mel Melcon / Los Angeles Times)

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Prime Minister Winston Churchill. with wife Clementine, gives the ‘V’ sign in reply to troops from the Royal Navy as they cheer him aboard the Queen Mary in 1943.

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