Titania at Sea
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Based on the full model in the National Maritime Museum, Titania (1866) is shown out at sea as refitted. The house flag of Shaw, Lowther and Maxton flies on the mainmast.
From the National Maritime Museum: “The ‘Titania’ was a composite-built clipper and was highly competitive and profitable in the tea trade to the Far East. In 1871, under Captain J. Dowdy, the ‘Titania’ made the fastest passage of the year – 93 days from Foochow against the South West monsoon. Bought by the Hudson’s Bay Company in the 1880s, ‘Titania’ ended her days working in the Mediterranean and was finally broken up in Marseilles in 1910.”
This painting was reconstructed from period sources. It is signed in the lower right corner and dated in the lower left.
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