'Assistance' and 'Pioneer' fast to the Floe, off Cape Majendie, Wellington Channel, 1853 Plate V RMG PW8117
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'Assistance' and 'Pioneer' fast to the Floe, off Cape Majendie, Wellington Channel, 1853 Plate V RMG PW8117, Walter William May (1853), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
'Assistance' and 'Pioneer' fast to the Floe, off Cape Majendie, Wellington Channel, 1853 Plate V RMG PW8117, Walter William May (1853), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com'Assistance' and 'Pioneer' fast to the Floe, off Cape Majendie, Wellington Channel, 1853 Plate V RMG PW8117, Walter William May (1853), Wikimedia Commons. Via <a href="https://artnap.com/artwork/cmsab-62726311">artnap.com</a>
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This print shows two sailing ships with multiple masts moored beside a field of broken sea ice along a rugged, cliff-lined coast, with seabirds skimming the dark water in the foreground. It is a plate titled 'Assistance' and 'Pioneer' fast to the Floe, off Cape Majendie, Wellington Channel, 1853, by Walter William May, dated 1853. The muted grey and brown tones and the ice-choked shoreline convey the Arctic setting.
