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The Collision in the Mersey between the White Star Liner "Germanic"and the SS "Cumbrae"(litho)
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The Collision in the Mersey between the White Star Liner "Germanic"and the SS "Cumbrae"(litho)
1056841 The Collision in the Mersey between the White Star Liner " Germanic" and the SS " Cumbrae" (litho) by Nash, Joseph (d.1922); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Collision in the Mersey between the White Star Liner " Germanic" and the SS " Cumbrae". Illustration for The Graphic, 21 December 1895.); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection
Media ID 22526464
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This lithograph captures the dramatic collision between the White Star Liner "Germanic" and the SS "Cumbrae" in the bustling waters of the Mersey. Created by Joseph Nash, a renowned painter and artist of the 19th century, this artwork showcases his exceptional talent for capturing maritime scenes. The image depicts the chaotic aftermath of the collision, with passengers on both ships desperately seeking safety amidst a sea filled with debris. The White Star Liner Germanic looms large in the foreground, its majestic presence contrasting sharply with the smaller SS Cumbrae. The artist's attention to detail is evident in every brushstroke, from intricately rendered waves crashing against damaged hulls to smoke billowing from distressed engines. This historical event took place on December 21st, 1895 and was featured in The Graphic magazine. It serves as a reminder of both human vulnerability and resilience in face of adversity at sea. Despite this harrowing incident, many lives were saved thanks to swift rescue efforts by Liverpool's John Hare Company and other brave individuals. Nash's lithograph not only documents an important moment in maritime history but also stands as a testament to his artistic prowess. Its inclusion within private collections ensures that future generations can appreciate this masterful work of art that encapsulates both tragedy and triumph on England's shores.
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