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The three-masted ship and steamer Dorunda, bearing the flag of the British Indian Steamers Association, which dates from 1873, the Dorunda, built in 1875, was used to transport passengers in Australia and was sunk on the Portuguese coast in 1894
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The three-masted ship and steamer Dorunda, bearing the flag of the British Indian Steamers Association, which dates from 1873, the Dorunda, built in 1875, was used to transport passengers in Australia and was sunk on the Portuguese coast in 1894
MMM5465095 The three-masted ship and steamer Dorunda, bearing the flag of the British Indian Steamers Association, which dates from 1873, the Dorunda, built in 1875, was used to transport passengers in Australia and was sunk on the Portuguese coast in 1894 by Clark, William (1808-83); National Maritime Museum, London, UK; (add.info.: The three-masted ship and steamer Dorunda, bearing the flag of the British Indian Steamers Association, which dates from 1873, the Dorunda, built in 1875, was used to transport passengers in Australia and was sunk on the Portuguese coast in 1894. Oil on canvas, 1875, by William Clark (1808-83)); © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
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The three-masted ship and steamer 'Dorunda' captured in this stunning oil on canvas print, dating back to 1875, is a true testament to the golden age of passenger transportation in Australia. Bearing the flag of the British Indian Steamers Association, this majestic vessel was a symbol of luxury and comfort for travelers crossing the seas.
Built with precision and care in 1875, the 'Dorunda' served as a reliable mode of transport for countless passengers seeking adventure or new beginnings in distant lands. However, its fate took a tragic turn when it met its end on the Portuguese coast in 1894, marking an untimely demise for such a grand ship.
Artist William Clark's attention to detail brings out the intricate design and craftsmanship that went into creating this maritime marvel. The vibrant colors and lifelike depiction of the 'Dorunda' make it seem as though one could step right onto its deck and feel the ocean breeze against their face.
This print serves as a reminder of an era long gone but not forgotten, where ships like the 'Dorunda' were more than just vessels - they were symbols of progress and exploration. It captures a moment frozen in time, allowing us to appreciate both the beauty and tragedy that can be found within our shared history at sea.
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