William served in the Royal Navy in his youth and was, both during his reign and afterwards, nicknamed the " Sailor King ".
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Though it was reputed that he tattooed the'Sailor King'George V of the United Kingdom, there is no reliable evidence to attest to this actually being the case.
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But the constitutional changes of 1830s under the Tory-minded'Sailor King'William IV forced Wellington to reappraise his attitude to Gurwood's work and journalism more generally.
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In the April 2000 by-election in the federal riding of St . John's West, Newfoundland, " Sailor King Moondog White " a former Ed Sailor White's campaign slogan was " Parliament needs a Moondog ."
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Naval painting became conventionalized in 17th century Dutch Golden Age painting, and from then on artists tended to specialize in it or not attempt it; apart from anything else " Marine artists have always dealt with a particularly demanding class of patron ", as JMW Turner found when the " Sailor King " William IV of England rejected his version of " son team of Willem van de Velde, who emigrated to London in 1673, and effectively founded the English tradition of naval painting, " producing a stunning visual record of the Anglo-Dutch naval wars, which set the conventions of maritime battle painting for the next 150 years ".
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