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Thumbnail Jottings during a Coastguard Cruise, Bantry Bay, Ireland: 1. Look Out. 2
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Thumbnail Jottings during a Coastguard Cruise, Bantry Bay, Ireland: 1. Look Out. 2
THUMBNAIL JOTTINGS DURING A COASTGUARD CRUISE, BANTRY BAY, IRELAND: 1. Look Out. 2. Lady Firing Fuse. 3. Boarders away. 4. Away aloft. 5. Small Arm Drill. 6. Targets G.G. and N.A. 7. The Quartermasters Aide. 8. Sunday Rig, Full Undress. 9. Watch, Fall in. 10. My form is slightly altered since this old belt was new. 11. Holystoning. 12. Prophetic: Ignominious Death, 1873 engraving
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1873 Engraving Away Belt Cruise Death Fall Firing Form Full Ireland Lady Small Sunday Watch Altered Bantry Boarders Coastguard Jottings Prophetic Slightly Targets Thumbnail
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This vintage print captures the essence of a Coastguard cruise in Bantry Bay, Ireland during the 19th century. The engraved image showcases twelve thumbnail jottings that provide a fascinating glimpse into the daily life and activities of the coastguards. From "Look Out" to "Holystoning" each vignette offers a unique perspective on this historic era. The engraving depicts various scenes, including a lady firing a fuse, boarders away, and sailors climbing aloft. It also showcases small arm drill exercises and targets G. G. and N. A. , highlighting the importance of precision and skill in their duties. The Quartermasters Aide is shown assisting with tasks while Sunday Rig displays full undress attire for special occasions. The image evokes nostalgia with its retro-styled Victorian engravement technique, transporting viewers back to an era where formality was paramount. The slightly altered belt worn by one of the figures serves as a reminder of time's passage. Interestingly, this particular engraving holds prophetic significance as it references an ignominious death in 1873—an intriguing detail that adds depth to its historical context. Overall, this piece from Universal Images Group (UIG) provides valuable insights into Coastguard culture during the 19th century in Ireland. Its illustrative technique and attention to detail make it both aesthetically pleasing and historically significant for art enthusiasts and history buffs alike.
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