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Portrait photograph of Engineer Thomas Baldwin, Royal Navy, c.1861-72 (wood, leather, velvet, glass)
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Portrait photograph of Engineer Thomas Baldwin, Royal Navy, c.1861-72 (wood, leather, velvet, glass)
7342546 Portrait photograph of Engineer Thomas Baldwin, Royal Navy, c.1861-72 (wood, leather, velvet, glass) by Unknown Artist, (19th century); 0.9x6x7.7 cm; National Maritime Museum, London, UK; (add.info.: Unknown Artist, (19th century)
A daguerreotype, photographic miniature. A half-length portrait of Engineer Thomas Baldwin, Royal Navy. Baldwin is shown looking to his left and in uniform. The sitter is wearing a hat with a badge, a dark jacket with gold coloured buttons, a cream waistcoat and a white shirt with high stiff collar. The sitter is wearing a neck cloth and a lanyard.
Thomas Baldwin was promoted to Engineer First Class (later changed to the new rank of Engineer in January 1865) on 16 April 1861. He retired physically unfit on 7 December 1877. [See TNA, ADM 196/23].
The photograph is tinted and framed by a textured gold mount with an arch-shaped aperture. The daguerreotype is held within a leather-covered wooden-framed case lined in velvet. The lid has become detached and is catalogued as ZBA 7497.1.); © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Media ID 38177324
© © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London / Bridgeman Images
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This stunning portrait photograph captures the essence of Engineer Thomas Baldwin, Royal Navy, in the mid-19th century. The unknown artist has expertly depicted Baldwin in his uniform, complete with a hat adorned with a badge and a dark jacket with gold buttons. His gaze is directed to the left, exuding confidence and authority.
Baldwin's distinguished career is evident in this image - promoted to Engineer First Class in 1861 and later retiring due to physical reasons in 1877. The tinted photograph is housed within a leather-covered wooden frame lined with velvet, adding an air of elegance to the piece.
The attention to detail in this daguerreotype is remarkable - from Baldwin's high stiff collar to his neck cloth and lanyard. Every aspect of his attire has been meticulously captured by the artist.
As we gaze upon this portrait, we are transported back in time to an era where naval engineers played a crucial role in maintaining ships and ensuring their smooth operation. Engineer Thomas Baldwin stands as a symbol of dedication and service to the Royal Navy, immortalized forever in this exquisite photographic miniature.
This print serves as a reminder of the rich history and tradition of the Royal Navy, capturing one man's contribution for future generations to admire and appreciate.
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