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Bronze Age Gold from Wales

S.S. W.I. RADCLIFFE (painting)

unknown (Artist)

Side portrait of S.S. W.I. RADCLIFFE in rough seas.

W.I. RADCLIFFE 1904 (GRT 4748) 383 x 50.9 x 30.3. Built by Richardson, Duck & Co., Stockton-on-Tees (Wyndham Ivor Radcliffe was Henry Radcliffe's son). Renamed LLANCARVAN - 13 March 1917. Torpedoed and sunk 370 miles E by N from San Miguel, Azores, 16 May 1918.

Collection Area

Industry

Item Number

1996.70/2

Historical Associations

Associated Person/Body: Richardson, Duck & Co.
Association Type: Ship builder
Date: 1904
Place: Stockton-on-Tees
Associated Person/Body: Evan Thomas, Radcliffe & Co.
Association Type: Shipping company
Place: Cardiff Docks
Association Type: Place name
Date: 1904
Place: Cardiff Docks

Creation/Production

unknown
Role: Artist
Period: 20th century, early

Acquisition

bequest, 20/4/1996

Measurements

frame (mm): 560
frame (mm): 750
frame (mm): 586
frame (mm): 390

Techniques

Watercolour on paper
Painting and drawing
Gouache on paper
Painting and drawing

Material

Paper
Wood
Glass

Categories

Steam (maritime) Maritime W.I. Radcliffe (S.S.) 20th century, early

Classification

military history First World War
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