To James Weddell, Esqr R.N - the brig Jane and cutter Beaufoy on 20th February 1823, bearing up in 74o 15' (Being the highest Southern Latitude ever reached) RMG PY8482 (cropped)
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To James Weddell, Esqr R.N - the brig Jane and cutter Beaufoy on 20th February 1823, bearing up in 74o 15' (Being the highest Southern Latitude ever reached) RMG PY8482 (cropped), Edward Duncan (1823), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
To James Weddell, Esqr R.N - the brig Jane and cutter Beaufoy on 20th February 1823, bearing up in 74o 15' (Being the highest Southern Latitude ever reached) RMG PY8482 (cropped), Edward Duncan (1823), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.comTo James Weddell, Esqr R.N - the brig Jane and cutter Beaufoy on 20th February 1823, bearing up in 74o 15' (Being the highest Southern Latitude ever reached) RMG PY8482 (cropped), Edward Duncan (1823), Wikimedia Commons. Via <a href="https://artnap.com/artwork/cmsab-174293452">artnap.com</a>
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A brig and a smaller cutter sail under billowing canvas across rough grey-green water, with a tall iceberg rising on the right and smaller ice floes on the left. Seabirds scatter over the iceberg while penguins or cormorants perch on dark rocks in the foreground. This print, created by Edward Duncan in 1823, records the voyage of the Jane and Beaufoy toward the southern polar region.
