Swam Collection
In the vast expanse of the sea, a tragic tale unfolds
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In the vast expanse of the sea, a tragic tale unfolds. The Wreck of the Liner "Mohegan" on the Manacle Rocks sends shivers down our spines as we witness the power and unpredictability of nature. But amidst this chaos, hope emerges in the form of bravery and selflessness. The Porthoustock Lifeboat springs into action, fearlessly navigating treacherous waters to rescue the stranded crew. Their unwavering determination is captured in a lithograph by Henry Jenkins, forever immortalizing their heroic efforts. Cloondara, Co Longford, Ireland stands proudly at the end of the Grand Canal. A town steeped in history and resilience, it serves as a testament to human perseverance against all odds. As winter blankets its landscape with frosty beauty, its inhabitants find solace in unity and warmth. A chromolitho titled Swan Swam Over The Sea transports us to a world where elegance meets adventure. Graceful feathers glide effortlessly across azure waves as these majestic creatures embrace freedom with every stroke. Kinmont Willie comes alive through vibrant colors in a lithograph that tells tales of daring escapes and audacious exploits. His spirit embodies courage and defiance against oppression. Mr Matthew Webb's remarkable achievement echoes through time - he swam across the Channel on that fateful day in 1875. Vanity Fair captures his triumph through an animated cartoon that celebrates his indomitable spirit. An exceptional rescue takes place on Italian waters near Sora (Frosinone), depicted vividly in a color litho called "Balilla. " In moments when life hangs by a thread, ordinary individuals rise above themselves to become heroes who save lives without hesitation or reward. Lake Molveno bears witness to tragedy as two young men fall victim to illness during their swim. A haunting color litho portrays their cries for help echoing across still waters - a reminder that even paradise can hold unforeseen dangers.