Diving controls two, three men at controls
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Diving controls two, three men at controls
The Submarine Series. In February 1940, Eric Ravilious (1903–1942), became, with Paul Nash, one of the first artists to be appointed by the WAAC. He was assigned to the Admiralty and given the rank of Captain. His first assignments took him to the Royal Naval Barracks in Chatham, Sheerness, Grimsby and Scapa Flow, sailing to the Arctic Circle on HMS 'Highlander'.
Object number: PAD8085
Date: 1941
Artist: Eric Ravilious
Dimensions: 300 mm x 346 mm
- Image reference: PU8085
- © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
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