Chelsea Docks, Loading the Ship by Charles Frederick William Mielatz

Etching of a steamship and tugboats loading at a busy harbor dock, with workers and cranes visible.

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Chelsea Docks, Loading the Ship, Charles Frederick William Mielatz (1907), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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This etching shows a busy harbor scene with a large steamship moored beside a wooden dock, its hull and rigging rising above smaller vessels. Workers are visible on a barge and along the pier, and the name Cunard is painted on a nearby structure. The work is by Charles Frederick William Mielatz, dated 1907, and is titled Chelsea Docks, Loading the Ship.

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Date

1907

Medium

Museum

Wikimedia Commons

License

Public domain

Themes

Seascapes, Boats