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HMS Thrush, British 1st class gunboat, c1890-c1893. Artist: William Frederick Mitchell
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HMS Thrush, British 1st class gunboat, c1890-c1893. Artist: William Frederick Mitchell
HMS Thrush, British 1st class gunboat, c1890-c1893. Launched in 1889, HMS Thrush saw action in the 40 minute Anglo-Zanzibar War in 1896. She was also on active service during the Boer War. Thrush was wrecked off Glenarm, Northern Ireland, in 1917 while serving as a salvage vessel. A print from Her Majestys Navy Including its Deeds and Battles, by Lieut Chas Rathbone Low, Volume III, JS Virtue & Co, London, 1890-1893
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Charles Rathbone Charles Rathbone Low Chas Rathbone Low Chromolithograph Gunboat Mitchell Print Collector22 Royal Navy Seascape Steamship White Ensign William Frederick William Frederick Mitchell Hms Thrush Naval Warfare Standard Warship
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This print showcases the majestic HMS Thrush, a British 1st class gunboat that sailed the seas during the late 19th century. Created by renowned artist William Frederick Mitchell and featured in "Her Majesty's Navy Including its Deeds and Battles" this chromolithograph captures the essence of naval warfare during that era. Launched in 1889, HMS Thrush played a significant role in various historical events. Notably, she participated in the intense Anglo-Zanzibar War of 1896, which lasted only 40 minutes but left an indelible mark on history. The gunboat also saw active service during the Boer War, showcasing her versatility and importance to the Royal Navy. Tragically, HMS Thrush met her untimely end off Glenarm, Northern Ireland in 1917 while serving as a salvage vessel. However, this stunning print immortalizes her glory days at sea for generations to come. The image depicts Thrush proudly sailing through azure waters with her white ensign flag fluttering gallantly against a picturesque seascape backdrop. It serves as a reminder of Britain's maritime power and dominance during that time. Transportation enthusiasts will appreciate this artwork's attention to detail regarding ship design and structure. The vibrant colors bring life to every aspect of this historic vessel – from its steamship capabilities to its formidable warship features. Overall, this print offers viewers an opportunity to delve into naval history while admiring Mitchell's artistic prowess. It is truly a remarkable piece that encapsulates both beauty and significance within one frame
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