The Hindostan - Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation… by Edward Duncan

Grayscale print of the paddle steamer Hindostan with smoking funnels and flags, surrounded by sailing ships and boats on roug

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The Hindostan - Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company - Ship Hindostan - departing from Southampton on the 24th Sept 1842, to open the comprehensive plan of Steam Communication with British, Edward Duncan (1842), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A grey-toned print shows the paddle steamer Hindostan under way with black smoke rising from its twin funnels, its masts rigged with flags including a Union Jack. Several sailing vessels and small boats surround it on choppy water.

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Date

1842

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Wikimedia Commons

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Public domain

Themes

Seascapes, Boats