The brigantine 'L'Avennire'
A ship’s portrait of the brigantine ‘L’Avennire’ shown broadside-on. She is shown making her way through the deep ocean with both her deck houses clearly visible. A number of sailors are also shown on deck. Brigantines were two-masted vessels and ‘L’Avennire’ probably travelled to Australia in the last few decades before sail gave way to steam.
The artist was a marine painter, who, together with his son, worked in France. The painting is signed ‘ED Adam 1881’.
The artist was a marine painter, who, together with his son, worked in France. The painting is signed ‘ED Adam 1881’.
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Object Details
ID: | BHC2490 |
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Collection: | Fine art |
Type: | Painting |
Display location: | Not on display |
Creator: | Adam, Edmond Victor Charles |
Vessels: | L'Avennire 1881 |
Date made: | 1881 |
People: | Leuwin, Pearl; Page, Ildefonso International Association of Cape Horners |
Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
Measurements: | Frame: 863 mm x 1170 mm x 86 mm;Painting: 610 mm x 915 mm |