Inland Water Shipping Collection
"Inland Water Shipping: Navigating the World's Historic Canals and Rivers" From the enchanting canals of Venice to the bustling rivers of America
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"Inland Water Shipping: Navigating the World's Historic Canals and Rivers" From the enchanting canals of Venice to the bustling rivers of America, it has played a vital role in connecting cities and transporting goods throughout history. In San Samuele, Venice (w/c), we catch a glimpse of gondolas gracefully gliding along narrow waterways, showcasing the timeless charm of this iconic Italian city. Meanwhile, Santa Maria della Salute, 1833 (engraving) captures the architectural beauty that lines these Venetian canals. Birds Eye View of Philadelphia, c. 1850 (colour litho) gives us an aerial perspective on how ships navigated through bustling ports like Philadelphia during its heyday. The Grand Canal from Ca da Mosto to Fabbriche Nuove with Rialto Bridge, c. 1720-80 (oil on canvas) showcases the grandeur and majesty of Venice's main artery. Venturing beyond Europe, Ship Shepherdess passing Perch Rock Fort and Lighthouse as she arrives in Mersey (oil on canvas) depicts a ship triumphantly entering Liverpool's port amidst towering fortifications. Figures by a River (oil on canvas) transports us to tranquil landscapes where boats gently glide along serene waters. Across continents in Steamboats racing on Mississippi river, USA we witness thrilling races between steam-powered vessels that revolutionized transportation in America. Saturnia takes us back to elegant ocean liners cruising through vast oceans while Barges on a Canal in Summer (oil on canvas) reminds us of idyllic scenes where cargo is transported peacefully along picturesque waterways. Closer to home, The Thames Embankment London (oil on panel) showcases London's busy waterfront with ships unloading their precious cargo onto British soil. Lastly, Shipping of Antwerp (oil on canvas) paints a vivid picture of bustling docks filled with merchant vessels ready for their next voyage.