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S. S. Cogent of Sunderland, 1884-85 (oil on canvas)
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S. S. Cogent of Sunderland, 1884-85 (oil on canvas)
TW429316 S.S. Cogent of Sunderland, 1884-85 (oil on canvas) by Hudson, John (1829-97); 65.4x122 cm; Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens, Tyne & Wear, UK; (add.info.: The S.S. Cogent was built in Sunderland by Short Brothers for the firm of J. Westoll. Ship portraits such as this were often commissioned by the captain or ship owners. John Hudson first worked as a Sunderland shipwright, and painted ship portraits in his spare time. By 1880 he was describing himself as a marine artist. The S.S. Cogent was later renamed Tres Hermanos. At the outbreak of the First World War in 1914, the ship was held in the port of Hamburg by German officials; ); eSunderland Museums; British, out of copyright
Media ID 22921054
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This print showcases the S. S. Cogent of Sunderland, a magnificent steamship that sailed the English seas in the late 19th century. Painted by John Hudson, a talented marine artist and former shipwright, this oil on canvas masterpiece captures the essence of maritime beauty. Commissioned by either the captain or ship owners, ship portraits like this were highly sought after during that era. The S. S. Cogent was constructed in Sunderland by Short Brothers for J. Westoll's firm, representing a testament to British craftsmanship and nautical expertise. Measuring at an impressive 65.4x122 cm, this painting now resides in its rightful place at the Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens in Tyne & Wear, UK. It serves as a reminder of both our rich maritime history and Hudson's artistic prowess. Interestingly enough, the S. S. Cogent underwent a name change later on to Tres Hermanos before facing an unexpected turn of events during World War I when it was held captive by German officials in Hamburg. As you gaze upon this stunning artwork, let your imagination be carried away by thoughts of vast coastlines and crashing waves against sturdy hulls - symbols of adventure and resilience that have defined seafaring for centuries.
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