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The General Screw Steam Shipping Compy's Screw Steam Ship Croesus, 1854 (lithograph, coloured)
7342570 The General Screw Steam Shipping Compy's Screw Steam Ship Croesus, 1854 (lithograph, coloured) by Dutton, Thomas Goldsworth (c.1819-91); 54.7x75.1 cm; National Maritime Museum, London, UK; (add.info.: Creator: Thomas Goldsworth Dutton [artist & engraver]; Day & Son [printers]; H. J. Buchan [publisher]
This print is inscribed: "The General Screw Steam Shipping Compy's Screw Steam Ship Croesus. John Vine Hall, Commander. 2500 Tons 400 Horse Power. This print is respectfully dedicated to The Directors of the GSSS Compy by The Publisher."
Further particulars of her builders are given on either side of the inscription. Croesus was fitted by G&J Rennie with a two-bladed propeller that could be raised in order not to impede her when under sail. She had made one voyage on the Australian Mail Service when the Crimean War broke out and she became a Government transport. She was sent to Italy to carry Sardinian troops but caught fire in the Gulf of Genoa before they were embarked and became a total wreck. The view is off the Needles and the Jason is shown approaching.
Signed by artist in plate.); © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Media ID 38177462
© © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London / Bridgeman Images
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Sip your morning coffee in style with our Photo Mug featuring the historic Screw Steam Ship Croesus from 1854. This beautifully colored lithograph by Bridgeman Images is sure to add a touch of nautical charm to your daily routine.
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This stunning lithograph print depicts The General Screw Steam Shipping Company's Screw Steam Ship Croesus, a magnificent vessel from 1854. The artist, Thomas Goldsworth Dutton, has captured the grandeur of this ship in exquisite detail, showcasing its impressive size and power.
The Croesus was a true marvel of engineering for its time, boasting 2500 tons and 400 horsepower. This print is dedicated to the directors of the GSSS Company by the publisher H.J. Buchan, highlighting the importance of this ship in maritime history.
Built by G&J Rennie with a two-bladed propeller that could be raised while under sail, the Croesus was initially intended for the Australian Mail Service before being repurposed as a government transport during the Crimean War. Unfortunately, tragedy struck when she caught fire in the Gulf of Genoa before embarking Sardinian troops and became a total wreck.
In this scene off the Needles, we see another ship approaching - adding depth and movement to this image. Signed by the artist in plate, this lithograph is not just a work of art but also a historical record of an important moment in naval history.
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