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Mayflower saluted By The Fleet. Crossing the bow of Galatea in her first race for the America's Cup...New York Bay, Sept 7th 1886 [Won by Mayflower], 1886 (chromolithograph)
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Mayflower saluted By The Fleet. Crossing the bow of Galatea in her first race for the America's Cup...New York Bay, Sept 7th 1886 [Won by Mayflower], 1886 (chromolithograph)
7342711 Mayflower saluted By The Fleet. Crossing the bow of Galatea in her first race for the America's Cup...New York Bay, Sept 7th 1886 [Won by Mayflower], 1886 (chromolithograph) by Bassford, Franklyn (1857-97) (after); 61.5x82.7 cm; National Maritime Museum, London, UK; (add.info.: Creator: Franklyn Bassford [artist]; Currier & Ives [publishers & printers]
Mayflower saluted By The Fleet. Crossing the bow of Galatea in her first race for the America's Cup...New York Bay, Sept 7th 1886 [Won by Mayflower]); © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
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The chromolithograph captures the thrilling moment when Mayflower, with her sleek lines and billowing sails, crosses the bow of Galatea in a fierce race for the America's Cup. The New York Bay serves as a dramatic backdrop as the two majestic vessels compete for glory on September 7th, 1886. The cheers of the fleet echo across the water as they salute Mayflower, celebrating her victory in this prestigious competition.
Franklyn Bassford's artistry beautifully depicts this historic event, showcasing the power and grace of these magnificent ships as they battle it out on the open sea. The vibrant colors and attention to detail bring this scene to life, transporting viewers back to a time when sailing was not just a means of transportation but also a thrilling sport that captured hearts and minds around the world.
As we gaze upon this print from the National Maritime Museum in London, we can almost feel the wind in our hair and hear the creaking of ropes and rigging. It is a reminder of an era when bravery, skill, and determination were put to test on every voyage - a true testament to human ingenuity and spirit.
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