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New Mode of Saving Lives from Shipwreck (engraving)
1101866 New Mode of Saving Lives from Shipwreck (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: New Mode of Saving Lives from Shipwreck. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 2 May 1846.); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection
Media ID 22207616
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Anchor Experiment Holds Lifesaving Perch Placing Shipwreck
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This engraving, titled "New Mode of Saving Lives from Shipwreck" takes us back to the 19th century when maritime disasters were a constant threat. The image showcases an innovative experiment conducted by Captain Jerningham, aimed at revolutionizing lifesaving techniques along the treacherous coastal waters. In this scene, we witness a gripping moment as Captain Jerningham holds onto an anchor while being lowered into the tumultuous sea. With unwavering determination and courage, he tests a new method of rescuing shipwrecked individuals using fish as messengers. Perched on his shoulder is a magnificent bird - perhaps a symbol of hope and freedom. The artist skillfully captures the intensity of the situation; waves crash against jagged rocks in the background, reminding us of the perilous nature of these waters. The gun held by Captain Jerningham suggests that this experiment was not without risks or challenges. As we gaze upon this print, our imagination transports us to that fateful day in May 1846 when readers first encountered this illustration in The Illustrated London News. It serves as a reminder that human ingenuity knows no bounds when it comes to saving lives at sea. This remarkable artwork not only highlights historical maritime practices but also celebrates wildlife's role in aiding humanity during times of crisis. It stands as testament to our enduring quest for innovation and our unyielding commitment to preserving life amidst adversity.
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