This_print_of_the_Raymond_Hugh_Mckay_Commander._The_first_vessel_direct_from_China_to_Hull_is_published_commemorative_of_her_arrival_on_the_14th_October_1843_RMG_PW7733.jpg
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Summary
| Author |
James Ward (artist and engraver); William Monkhouse (printer)
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| Description |
English:
This print of the
Raymond
, Hugh Mckay Commander. The first vessel direct from China to Hull is published commemorative of her arrival on the 14th October 1843
The
Raymond
arriving in Hull carrying tea, with other vessels on the river Humber in the distance.
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| Date | 14 October 1843 |
| Dimensions | Sheet: 271 x 355 mm; Mount: 404 mm x 557 mm |
| Notes | Box Title: Sailing Ships 1838-1853. |
| Source/Photographer | http://collections.rmg.co.uk/collections/objects/102560 |
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Permission
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| Identifier |
Unidentified Prints & Drawings Number: B2221
id number: PAF7733 |
| Collection | Fine art |
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