Rough sketch of a sea front with lighthouse

Bound with PAG0840-PAG0843, PAG0845-PAG0863.; Page 4.

ID:	PAG0844
Type:	Drawing
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	Dawson, Nelson
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	Sheet: 117 x 177 mm
Parts:	Nelson Dawson Sketchbook, 1888. Scarborough, Polperro, Stamford, Holy Island, Volume 4 (Sketchbook) Rough sketch of bow of a vessel, with colour notes (Drawing) (PAG0841) Rough sketch of a sea wall with a figure (Drawing) (PAG0842) Rough sketch of scotchmen and other vessels in harbour (Drawing) (PAG0843) Rough sketch of a sea front with lighthouse (Drawing) (PAG0844) Slight sketches of sailing vessels (Drawing) (PAG0845) Rough sketch of a sailing vessel passing a headland (Drawing) (PAG0846) Slight sketch of a view of a river and surrounding countryside (Drawing) (PAG0847) Two very slight sketches of a sailing vessel (on reverse) (Drawing) (PAG0848) Slight sketch of a sea wall and rough sea (on reverse and inverted) (Drawing) (PAG0849) Slight sketch of two sailing vessels (inverted) (Drawing) (PAG0850) Rough sketch of sailing vessels at sea (on reverse and inverted) (Drawing) (PAG0851) Very slight sketch of a sailing vessel (inverted) (Drawing) (PAG0852) Very slight sketch of paddle steam vessels (on reverse and inverted) (Drawing) (PAG0853) Rough sketch of a paddle steam vessel (inverted) (Drawing) (PAG0854) Slight sketch of a decorated urn (Drawing) (PAG0855) Very slight sketch (Drawing) (PAG0856) Slight sketch of two sailing vessels (inverted) (Drawing) (PAG0857) Rough sketch of a jetty (on reverse and inverted) (Drawing) (PAG0858) Very slight sketch (Drawing) (PAG0859) Three sketches of parts of a paddle steamer (on reverse and inverted) (Drawing) (PAG0860) Sketch of a steam tug towing a sailing vessel out of a small harbour (Drawing) (PAG0861) Rough sketch of a paddle steam tug near a coast (Drawing) (PAG0862) Very rough sketches of a paddle steamer (inverted) (Drawing) (PAG0863)

Rough sketch of a sea front with lighthouse

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