Date: 1910s
Media: oil on board
Size: 190 x 325 mm
Acquired: 1981; Gift
Accession Number: 81.39I/1
This picture was painted sometime between 1916 and 1918 when the Normandier was owned by Brys & Gylsen of London. Originally, however, she had been built in 1902 by Richardson, Duck & Co. of Stockton-on-Tees as Northam for W.J. Tatem of Cardiff. Having changed hands many times, she was eventually broken up in Italy in 1931.
Work not on display
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