To George Gooch Esqre: ... This Plate of the Honble East India Comys: Ship Lord Lowther, commanded by Charles Steward, Esqre: Leaving the Harbour of Prince of Wales' Island...
A starboard bow view of the ‘Lord Lowther’, shown leaving the harbour of Prince of Wales Island on the left. Two indigenous craft with figures are present on the left in the foreground. Two large sailing vessels in the right background. Coloured aquatint by Edward Duncan, after William John Huggins.
Steward commanded the ‘Lord Lowther’ on her first voyage, which she began in January 1826. The aquatint by Duncan after Huggins of the ‘William Fairlie’ resembles this picture very closely.
Steward commanded the ‘Lord Lowther’ on her first voyage, which she began in January 1826. The aquatint by Duncan after Huggins of the ‘William Fairlie’ resembles this picture very closely.
Object Details
| ID: | PAI6591 |
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| Type: | |
| Display location: | Not on display |
| Creator: | Duncan, Edward; Huggins, William John |
| Vessels: | Lord Lowther (1825) |
| Date made: | 1 May 1828 |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
| Measurements: | Sheet: 565 x 760 mm; Plate: 484 x 670 mm |