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The Old School, 1755: Eight months to India, 1855. Artist: Robert Carrick
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The Old School, 1755: Eight months to India, 1855. Artist: Robert Carrick
The Old School, 1755: Eight months to India, 1855. A galleon with its sails furled is surrounded with smaller boats in choppy waters. The ship is presumably about to sail for India, a journey which was long and hazardous
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The Old School, 1755 - Eight months to India, 1855
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is a captivating lithograph by artist Robert Carrick that takes us back to the 19th century. In this beautifully detailed print, we are transported to choppy waters where a magnificent galleon with its sails furled stands at the center of attention. The ship's presence suggests an imminent voyage to India - a perilous journey that would take eight long months. Surrounding the galleon are smaller boats, adding depth and movement to the scene. One can only imagine the bustling activity as sailors prepare for departure amidst unpredictable waves. Carrick's use of color brings life to this historical moment, capturing both the beauty and challenges faced by seafarers during this era. The artwork serves as a reminder of how transportation and travel were vastly different in centuries past. Ships like these were not only means of transport but also symbols of exploration and adventure. As viewers, we are invited to reflect on the slow pace of time back then compared to our fast-paced world today. This lithograph is part of George Henry Andrews' collection housed in Guildhall Library and Art Gallery, offering us glimpses into history through artistry. It allows us to appreciate not just the technical skill involved but also understand how geography played an essential role in shaping human experiences throughout time.
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