About this site

Warspite (1807). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the quarterdeck and forecastle for Warspite (1807), a 74-gun Third Rate, two-decker, after she had been cut down as a 50-gun Fourth Rate Frigate between 1837-40. The plan illustrates her as fitted for sea with
8 February 1842
National Maritime Museum

Warspite (1807). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the upper deck for Warspite (1807), a 74-gun Third Rate, two-decker, after she had been cut down as a 50-gun Fourth Rate Frigate between 1837-40. The plan illustrates her as fitted for sea with fitting details.
8 February 1842
National Maritime Museum

Chinese junk flag. An Imperial Chinese junk flag captured during the First China War 1839-42. It is part of a collection belonging to Sir Robert Oliver (1783-1848), Superintendent of the Indian Navy. The hand sewn flag is made of silk with a cotton hoist.
circa 1842
National Maritime Museum

Chinese junk flag. An Imperial Chinese junk flag captured during the First China War 1839-42. It is part of a collection belonging to Sir Robert Oliver (1783-1848), Superintendent of the Indian Navy. The hand sewn flag is made of silk with a cotton hoist.
circa 1842
National Maritime Museum

Chinese junk flag. An Imperial Chinese junk flag captured during the First China War 1839-42. It is part of a collection belonging to Sir Robert Oliver (1783-1848), Superintendent of the Indian Navy. The hand sewn flag is made of silk with a cotton hoist.
circa 1842
National Maritime Museum

Chinese junk flag. An Imperial Chinese junk flag captured during the First China War 1839-42. It is part of a collection belonging to Sir Robert Oliver (1783-1848). A hand sewn triangular flag with an indented edge. It is made of green, crepe-woven sil
circa 1842
National Maritime Museum

Chinese junk pennant. An Imperial Chinese junk pennant captured during the First China War 1839-42. It is part of a collection belonging to Sir Robert Oliver (1783-1848), Superintendent of the Indian Navy. The hand sewn flag is made of damask woven silk
circa 1842
National Maritime Museum

A gale in the pack, 20 Jan 1842. Medium includes bodycolour and graphite.
20 Jan 1842
National Maritime Museum

Medal commemorating the 350th anniversary of Christopher Columbus, 1842. Medal commemorating the 350th anniversary of Christopher Columbus, 1842. Obverse: Bust of the discoverer Columbus cloaked (right), cloak open at the front above armour. Legend: 
1842
National Maritime Museum

Sinking of the Royal George. Vignette.
2 Feb 1842
National Maritime Museum

The Loss of Her Majesty's steam frigate Avenger... on the sunken rocks of Sorelli 20 Dec 1847 while on her passage from Gibraltar to Malta.... Inscribed: "The loss of Her Majesty's Steam Frigate 'Avenger' commanded by Captain Chas
10 Feb 1849
National Maritime Museum

H.M. Brig Espoir, Cadiz Bay. Print.
17 Feb 1842
National Maritime Museum

Lord Nelson. Print
1 Mar 1842
National Maritime Museum

Queen Victoria's Visit to HMS 'Queen' at Portsmouth, 1 March 1842. The painting records an event which took place on first of March 1842, during Queen Victoria's visit to Portsmouth. The Queen was accompanied by her husband Prince Alb
1842
National Maritime Museum

The launch of the Steam Packet ‘Forth’, 22 May 1841. Inscribed: “To the Directors of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company. This plate of the launch of the Steam Ship Forth of 1940 tons burthen (on the 22nd May 1841 in the presence of Sixt
12 Mar 1842
National Maritime Museum

The Erebus passing through the chain of bergs, 13 Mar 1842. Technique includes scratching out. The Erebus is shown with the Terror when, during the Antarctic expedition in 1842 commanded by Captain James Clark Ross, they forced their way through the ice p
13 Mar 1842
National Maritime Museum

America (1810). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the mizzen, main and foremast channel elevations, sections, and plan views for America (1810), a 74-gun Third Rate, two-decker, as fitted to the plan of Captain James Couch [seniority: 24 January 1824]. Signed b
14 May 1842
National Maritime Museum

H.M.S. Wilberforce June 14th 1842. Medium includes graphite and pen and ink.
14 Jun 1842
National Maritime Museum

Calypso (1845); Coquette (cancelled 1851). Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the lower deck with hold and platforms for Calypso (1845) and Coquette (cancelled 1851), both 18-gun flush-decked Sixth Rate corvettes. The date was altered to 18 June 1842.
16 June 1842
National Maritime Museum

Nelson & Bronte. Print
18 Aug 1842
National Maritime Museum

Nelson. Published at 14 Pall Mall East by P & D Colnaghi & Co. Publishers to the Queen & the Royal Family Aug 18 1842. Print
18 Aug 1842
National Maritime Museum

Blackwall Railway Terminus. Print entitled 'Blackwall Railway Terminus'. It shows the low terminus building of the Blackwall line at Green's Brunswick Wharf, designed by W. Tite, F.R.S. The terminus was built on land foming part of the Gree
20 August 1842
National Maritime Museum

Visit of Queen Victoria to Edinburgh, 1842. Arrival of the Royal Yacht Royal George at her anchorage off Inchkeith at Midnight, 31st Aug 1842. Medium includes graphite.; Heightened with white.; Signed by artist and dated. This drawing is a study related t
1842
National Maritime Museum

H.M.S. Daphne, 18 guns. Inscribed: "H.M.S. Daphne 18 guns" (with a wreath round the lettering). Two other vessels are depicted in the image. Hand-coloured.
1 Sep 1842
National Maritime Museum

Pembroke Castle in moonlight. Drawing
Oct 1842
National Maritime Museum

To Lord Alfred Paget This Print of his Iron Cutter Yacht Mystery... Winning the Royal Thames Yacht Club's Challenge Cup... dedicated by W.J. Huggins. Print
Oct 1842
National Maritime Museum

Boulogne harbour from the pier end, with luggers entering and leaving. Paris of warping sheaves in the fig. original art: drawing
8 Oct 1842
National Maritime Museum

The fish market, Boulogne, with fish wives and a fisherman. Throughout his career as a painter, Edward Cooke travelled extensively in Europe, visiting France, Holland, Italy, Spain, North Africa and Scandinavia. Paintings and drawings resulted from all hi
8 October 1842
National Maritime Museum

The fish market, Boulogne, with fish wives and baskets of fish. Colour notes. Throughout his career as a painter, Edward Cooke travelled extensively in Europe, visiting France, Holland, Italy, Spain, North Africa and Scandinavia. Paintings and drawings re
8 October 1842
National Maritime Museum

Opening of the Newport Docks 10th October 1842. This print was advertised in 'The Monmouthshire Merlin' (Newport, XIV(DCCXVII), November 26, 1842), upon its publication as follows: 'OPENING OF THE NEWPORT DOCK on MONDAY Next, will be Publis
1842
National Maritime Museum

The Repulse East Indiaman in East India Dock Basin, Sepr. 25th, 1839. The docks of London had extensive basins at high tide. A basin allowed large numbers of ships to gather together to avoid the delay of going through locks. Dock basins are large docks i
20 Oct 1842
National Maritime Museum

Wreck of the Dart (Sketched on the Morning after the Storm of the 25th Octr 1842) at Madeira. This lithograph was made after a watercolour by Emily Geneviève Smith, in the Museu Quinta das Cruzes, Funchal (Madeira). It shows the wreck of the Dart (
1842
National Maritime Museum

HB Sketches No. 752. Curious Inns and Outs or The Disputed Thunder! (caricature). Print
December 1842
National Maritime Museum

H.M.S. Queen, 110 guns with Lisbon Bean Cods & other vessels off Cape Raza, River Tagus: Pilot going aboard. Hand-coloured.
10 Dec 1842
National Maritime Museum