General
General
Object Auto ID
70534
Alternate Codes
231153
Common Name
Engraving
Classified Name
Engraving
Quantity
1.00
Object Description

The Parliament Collection:
Dramatic scene of a stormy sea with a ship (The Clyde) rolling in the heavy seas on the right. The `Clyde', Capt. D.N. Munro, off Point Natal, Nov. 1st, 1826, in a gale from south-west, shifting to the north-east with a hurricane. Painted by W.J. Huggins from an original sketch by J.F. Owen. Engr. by E. Duncan

Provenance

Unknown

Description
Distinguishing Features

Seascapes. Ships, British. Steamer. Clyde. Sailing ship.

Inscriptions
b.r. Engraved by E. Duncan, b.c. Published London May 1 1827 by William Huggins, marine painter. 105 Leadenhall Street
Measurement Type Unit Value
Dimension Comments
Dark wood with inner gold trim; Image size 310 x 460 mm
History
Object Age Comment
1827
Maker Comment
HUGGINS, William John, 1781-1845. Duncan, Edward, 1804-1882 engraver Owen, J.F. original sketch
Production Place
London
User Comment
1. New Houses of Parliament, room no. E135
Collector Comment
Engraving
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