Schooner with sails set, dried out at Swansea
A whole plate size salted paper print, with the top left corner missing. A port quarter view of an unidentified schooner dried out with a heel to starboard, at Swansea. Her outer jib, main and mizzen sails and mizzen topsail are still set, as if drying. Another ship is upright dried out off her starboard bow, mostly obscured. In the background is Kilvey Hill.
In a letter from Calvert Jones to WHF Talbot, dated 3 November 1846, he lists the 'Large Talbotype' negatives, including one that matches this description: '128. Schooner aground. Kilvey background' [BL, LA46-123]. Jones had arrived back in England from his European trip in early June 1846 to sort out the afffairs of his dead uncle.
The original negative of this original print is held at the Victoria & Albert Museum, the Royal Photographic Society Collection, reference: RPS025307.
In a letter from Calvert Jones to WHF Talbot, dated 3 November 1846, he lists the 'Large Talbotype' negatives, including one that matches this description: '128. Schooner aground. Kilvey background' [BL, LA46-123]. Jones had arrived back in England from his European trip in early June 1846 to sort out the afffairs of his dead uncle.
The original negative of this original print is held at the Victoria & Albert Museum, the Royal Photographic Society Collection, reference: RPS025307.
For more information about using images from our Collection, please contact RMG Images.
Object Details
ID: | P54CAL |
---|---|
Type: | Salted paper print |
Display location: | Not on display |
Creator: | Jones, Calvert Richard |
Date made: | Circa July to pre November 1846 |
Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London, Fox Talbot Collection |
Measurements: | Overall: 186 mm x 226 mm |