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Quoting Title and Code number
ANTIQUE PRINTS
of
SHIPPING
Shipping and Craft by E.W. Cooke. 1828 - 1831 |
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Fishing Boat Arrived.
Image size 12 x 9 cms
Plate size 18 x 15 cms
Code EWC 002 |
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Yarmouth Herring Boat
Unloading at the Quay.
Image size 16 x 14.5 cms
Plate size 20 x 17 cms
Code EWC 003
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Sheer Hulk
in Portsmouth Harbour.
Image size 15.5 x15.5 cms
Plate size 17.5 x 17.5 cms
Code EWC 004
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Dutch Galliot & c
Great Yarmouth
Image size20.5 x16.5 cms
Plate size 23 x 18 cms
Code EWC 005
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The Stationers Barge
Image size 11 x 17 cms
Plate size 14 x 18 cms
Code EWC 006
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The Hasting.
Seventy Four. Lying in Ordinary in the Medway.
Image size 14 x 20.5 cms
plate size 17.5 x 23 cms
Code EWC 007
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Cowes Boat &c
Coming out of the Harbour.
Image size 11 x 15 cms
Plate size 12.5 x 16.5 cms
Code EWC 008
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Thames Barge
(going before the wind)
off Northfleet.
Image size 10 x 15.5 cms
Plate size 11 x 16.5 cms
Code EWC 009 |
Dutch Schuyt &c
Blackwall Reach.
Image size 12 x 17 cms
Plate size 15 x 20 cms
Code EWC 010 |
Collier &c (Calm)
Image size 10 x 15.5 cms
Plate size 15 x 20 cms
Code EWC 011 |
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A Brig of War's12
Carronade.
Image size 17 x 21 cms
Code EWC 012 |
The (Circular) Stern
of His Majesty's Ship
Asia. 84 Guns.
One of the ships in the engagement at Havaring.
Image size 17 x 21 cms
Code EWC 013 |
Peter Boats
at Greenwich
Image size 17 x 21 cms
Code EWC 014 |
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Barges
Image size 17 x 21 cms
Code EWC 015
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Fishing Smack &c
Image size 16.5 x 20 cms
Code EWC 016 |
The Discovery.
Convict Ship
(Lying at Deptford)
The vessel which accompanied Capt. Cook, on his last voyage.
Image size 16.5 x 20 cms
Code EWC 017 |
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Barge. Canal Boats &c.
Image size 16.5 x 20 cms
Code EWC 018 |
Fishing Smack.
Schooner.
Sloop rigged Barge.
Image size 9 x 17 cms
Code EWC 019 |
Prison Ship.
in Portsmouth Harbour.
Convicts going on board.
Image size 16 x 23.5 cms
Code EWC 020 |
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Mud Dredger
Image size 16.5 x 21 cms
Code EWC 021 |
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Anchors. &c.
Image size 16.5x 20.5 cms
Code EWC 022 |
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A VIEW OF THE BRITISH FISHERY.
Off the South Coast of Shetland.
For the London Magazine. Printed for R. Baldwin Junior. C 1800. There is some text offsetting on the verso of the print, otherwise a good strong image. It is in an indigo colour mount. Handcoloured in watercolour.
Size of image 7 1/4" x 9 3/4"
Size of mount 11 3/4"x 13 3/4"
Code NBF 04
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Further Information
Edward William Cooke is considered one of the great marine artists of the 19th century. These are a few examples of his engravings from Sixty-five Plates of Shipping and Craft , a series of etchings published between 1828 and 1831.
Cooke (1811-1831) was born into a family of engravers. His father and uncle were specialists in etching on copper, and the young Edward was surrounded by the works of John Sell Cotman , James Stark and Clarkson Stanfield, works which were engraved by his family. Taking advantage of his love for the sea and sailing vessels, a teenage Edward created plates of ships and boats demonstrating an attention to detail and an infusion of life to his illustrations.
Cooke later took up painting in oils and exhibited regularly at the Royal Academy between 1835 and 1879. He travelled extensively in France, Germany, Italy, Scandinavia, Spain, Morocco and Egypt, but a personal favourite was Holland, which he visited eight times between 1837 and 1860. Today, his work is displayed in several museums including Britain's National Maritime Museum at Greenwich.
The condition of these prints is good bearing in mind they are more than 180 years old.
The paper on some is slightly mottled.
The images are still strong and have been engraved on thick creamy woven paper .
Each print measures approximately 30 x 20 cms
(11 3/4 x 8 1/2 inches)
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