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The loss of the airship America (colour litho)

The loss of the airship America (colour litho)


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The loss of the airship America (colour litho)

2779659 The loss of the airship America (colour litho) by French School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The loss of the airship America. American aviator Walter Wellmann and his companions abandoning the airship and being bicked up by the Royal Mail steamship Trent after the failure of their attempt to fly across the Atlantic. The rescue came about as a result of the first aerial distress call by radio. Naufrage de l America. Wellmann et ses compagnons abandonnent le dirigeable et sont recueillis par le steamer Trent. Illustration for Le Petit Journal, 30 October 1910.); © Look and Learn

Media ID 23129066

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The Loss of the Airship America - A Tale of Resilience and Rescue

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. This photo print, titled "The Loss of the Airship America" captures a pivotal moment in aviation history. Depicting the dramatic scene in vivid color lithography, it tells the story of American aviator Walter Wellmann and his companions as they face a perilous situation during their daring attempt to fly across the Atlantic. In this image, we witness Wellmann and his fellow aviators abandoning their airship after its failure mid-flight. Stranded at sea, hope seems lost until an extraordinary event unfolds - the first-ever aerial distress call by radio. The Royal Mail steamship Trent swiftly responds to this groundbreaking communication, coming to their rescue amidst crashing waves. This poignant illustration for Le Petit Journal on October 30th, 1910 not only showcases technological advancements but also highlights human resilience in times of adversity. It symbolizes both triumph and defeat within one frame - a testament to our unwavering spirit when faced with challenges. As we gaze upon this artwork from Fine Art Finder's private collection, we are reminded of the significance that communication plays in our lives. This historic event marked a turning point in transatlantic travel and showcased France's role as an important player in aviation development. "The Loss of the Airship America" serves as a reminder that even amidst loss and abandonment, there is always hope for rescue and redemption – be it through technology or acts of bravery from those willing to lend a helping hand on treacherous seas.

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