Frank Wild Collection
Frank Wild: The Unsung Hero of the Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition (1901-1904
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Frank Wild: The Unsung Hero of the Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition (1901-1904). Amidst the iconic images of Shackleton and Scott, Wild's leadership and determination are showcased in these captivating works of art. From the Winter Quarters' shore party (1908) to the Midwinter's Day Feast (June 1908), Wild's resilience shines through. Braving the Southern Party's journey on board the Nimrod (1909), he faced the Bluff Depot's challenges (February 1909). Farthest South (9 January 1909) was just the beginning, as Wild's team pressed on, passing previous records (November 1908). Through the White Unknown's march (1908), the grueling 60-hour blizzard's aftermath (February 1909), and the relentless winter preparations (1908), Wild's unwavering spirit led his team to new heights. His story, though often overshadowed, is a testament to the indomitable human spirit in the face of Antarctica's harsh beauty.