A make-and-mend Sunday aboard Constitution. A boatswain supervises a young seaman roving a replacement carronade training tackle as a marine looks on and the captain, in full-dress uniform, observes his quarterdeck. Originally, the ship's spar-deck bulwarks terminated at the caprail over the carronade ports, and the hammock nettings were situated as shown; as the ship is today, her bulwarks have been built higher and her nettings have been raised.
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Print from original watercolour painting
Actual artwork 10” x 12”
Add 2” white border on all sides
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All art is printed on the highest quality library conservation paper
Paper - Hahnemuhle German Etching - 100% a-cellulose textured matte in natural white
Printed in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia
A make-and-mend Sunday aboard Constitution. A boatswain supervises a young seaman roving a replacement carronade training tackle as a marine looks on and the captain, in full-dress uniform, observes his quarterdeck. Originally, the ship's spar-deck bulwarks terminated at the caprail over the carronade ports, and the hammock nettings were situated as shown; as the ship is today, her bulwarks have been built higher and her nettings have been raised.
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Print from original watercolour painting
Actual artwork 10” x 12”
Add 2” white border on all sides
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All art is printed on the highest quality library conservation paper
Paper - Hahnemuhle German Etching - 100% a-cellulose textured matte in natural white
Printed in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia
