Port bow view of an unidentified brig dried out off the quayside, possibly at Swansea
A salted paper print. A view looking from the shore, fine off the port bow, of an unidentified brig dried out close a quay, possibly at Swansea. The brig has a white male bust figurehead. A small sailing vessel, with most of its rig removed is dried out on the shore in front of the port bow and a small ship's boat is in the foreground. The bottom left corner has been torn off.
Reverse has been annotated in pencil by Admiral Ballard in 1934: 'Head & Bows of the 'Ellen Simpson' Barque. Henneman's Sun Picture No. 15'. Despite being identified as the Ellen Simson/Ellen Simpson, both ships of that name were registered as barques.
This is an original salted paper print of the original calotype negative P13CAL.
Reverse has been annotated in pencil by Admiral Ballard in 1934: 'Head & Bows of the 'Ellen Simpson' Barque. Henneman's Sun Picture No. 15'. Despite being identified as the Ellen Simson/Ellen Simpson, both ships of that name were registered as barques.
This is an original salted paper print of the original calotype negative P13CAL.
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Object Details
ID: | P47CAL |
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Type: | Salted paper print |
Display location: | Not on display |
Creator: | Jones, Calvert Richard |
Date made: | 1846-1850 |
Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London, Fox Talbot Collection |
Measurements: | Overall: 162 mm x 211 mm |