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A tramp steamer in dry dock (colour litho)
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A tramp steamer in dry dock (colour litho)
3622169 A tramp steamer in dry dock (colour litho) by Lacy, Charles John de (c.1860-1936) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: A tramp steamer in dry dock. Illustration from Ships that Saved the Empire by Charles R Gibson (Collins Clear-Type Press, London and Glasgow, c1920).); © Look and Learn
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Archery Bow Bow And Arow Bow And Arrow Bow Arrow Bows And Arrows Damaged Dry Dock Hull Norwegian Repairing Repairs Shipbuilders Shipbuilding Shipyard Steamship Wokrker Defensive Weapon Holed Infantry Weapon Laborer Labourer Tradesman Tradesmen
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This print showcases a tramp steamer in dry dock, revealing the intricate details of shipbuilding and repair. The color lithograph, created by Charles John de Lacy in the early 20th century, captures the essence of a bustling shipyard with workers diligently toiling away. The image is taken from "Ships that Saved the Empire" by Charles R Gibson, offering a glimpse into Britain's rich maritime history. The damaged bow of the steamship takes center stage, highlighting the challenges faced by these vessels during their voyages. It serves as a testament to both the resilience of British ships and the skillful craftsmanship required for repairs. The industrial setting exudes an atmosphere of hard work and determination as laborers meticulously attend to every detail. This particular tramp steamer appears to be Norwegian, emphasizing international collaboration within this thriving industry. Beyond its historical significance, this photograph print also touches upon themes of defense and weaponry. The presence of bows and arrows alludes to ancient forms of warfare juxtaposed against modern shipbuilding techniques—a subtle reminder that even in times of technological advancement, traditional methods still hold value. Overall, this stunning image offers viewers an opportunity to appreciate not only the beauty but also the complexity behind maritime industries that have played a vital role in shaping nations like Great Britain throughout history.
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