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The HMS Tribune finding its way on the Chuenpee River in Canton (China), with rowing boats and Chinese junks
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The HMS Tribune finding its way on the Chuenpee River in Canton (China), with rowing boats and Chinese junks
MMM5482764 The HMS Tribune finding its way on the Chuenpee River in Canton (China), with rowing boats and Chinese junks by Edgell, Harry Edmond (1809-76); National Maritime Museum, London, UK; (add.info.: The HMS Tribune finding its way on the Chuenpee River in Canton (China), with rowing boats and Chinese junks. Painting by Vice Admiral Harry Edmund Edgell (1809-1876), watercolor 1858.); © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
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The stunning watercolor painting captures the majestic HMS Tribune navigating its way through the bustling Chuenpee River in Canton, China. The scene is alive with rowing boats and traditional Chinese junks, adding a vibrant touch to the historical setting.
Painted by Vice Admiral Harry Edmund Edgell in 1858, this masterpiece showcases the intricate details of both Western and Eastern maritime cultures colliding on the waters of Asia. The artist's skillful hand brings to life the hustle and bustle of river traffic, with each vessel telling its own story against the backdrop of a picturesque landscape.
As we gaze upon this artwork from the National Maritime Museum in London, we are transported back to a time when trade routes connected distant lands and ships like HMS Tribune played a vital role in global commerce. The blend of artistry and historical significance makes this piece a true treasure for admirers of maritime history.
From the elegant lines of the British warship to the colorful sails of Chinese junks, every element in this painting speaks volumes about cross-cultural exchange and exploration during the 19th century. It serves as a reminder of our shared human experience across continents and oceans, bridging gaps between nations through art and seafaring adventures.
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