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The Samuel Enderby
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The Samuel Enderby
Medium: coloured aquatint. Artist: C. Rosenberg after a painting by W.J. Huggins. The Samuel Enderby, of 422 Tons, William Lisle, Commander, leaving Cowes Roads for London, September 1834
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This print depicts "The Samuel Enderby" a majestic sailing ship that embarked on a momentous journey from Cowes Roads to London in September 1834. The medium of this artwork is coloured aquatint, skillfully crafted by the talented artist C. Rosenberg after an original painting by W. J. Huggins. With its impressive size of 422 tons, "The Samuel Enderby" stands tall and proud against the backdrop of the open sea. Its sails billow gracefully in the wind, propelling it forward with great speed and determination. This magnificent vessel showcases the remarkable craftsmanship and engineering prowess of its time. As we gaze upon this historical masterpiece, our imaginations are transported back to an era when ships like these were at the forefront of exploration and trade. The intricate details captured in this print allow us to appreciate every aspect of "The Samuel Enderby" from its sturdy hull to its towering masts adorned with countless ropes and rigging. It is fascinating to contemplate what adventures awaited this grand ship as it departed Cowes Roads for London over a century ago. Perhaps it carried valuable cargo or intrepid explorers seeking new horizons? Whatever its purpose may have been, one thing is certain: "The Samuel Enderby" symbolizes both human ingenuity and our unyielding desire for discovery. This exceptional print serves as a testament not only to maritime history but also to the enduring spirit of exploration that continues to inspire us today. Preserved within the archives of University of Cambridge's Scott Polar Research Institute (SPRI), it reminds us how far we have come while encouraging us never to lose sight of our thirst for knowledge and adventure.
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