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Patrick Baird
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Refurbished clipper 'Cutty Sark' (1869), re-opened 25 April 2012
National Maritime Museum
The Bay of Biscay from the 'Umberleigh'
John Everett
Seascape, Jersey
John Everett
A young woman seated in a chair and other figure studies (verso)
Thomas Baxter
Berg of flack ice - seen at dawn - near South Georgia, Feb 1926
Sir Alister Hardy
Figures in Russian (?) military uniform
Gabriel Bray
Dr Duncan Stewart, Calcutta
Charles Grant
'The Maid of Padua'
Joseph John Jenkins
Typical example of deep-sea pelagic life from a depth of 1000 metres and detail of Euphausia superba (the krill) X...
Sir Alister Hardy
Cape Horn, April 22 1927
Sir Alister Hardy
A View of the French Fleet before St Eustatius at the time of its Surrender To Sir George Brydges Rodney...
unknown
Seascape
John Everett
Sir Francis Drake (1540-1596)
Nicolas de Larmessin
James Bradley, Astronomer Royal (circa 1692-1762)
Thomas Hudson
Seascape from the 'Birkdale'
John Everett
The 'Minnie Shiffer' rescuing 600 lives from the 'Connaught' in the Atlantic, 8 October 1860
Oswald Walter Brierly
The 'Great Britian'
C.J. Cox
Sketch of various sailing vessels on the Thames at Greenwich
John Everett
A view of Greenock 1768
unknown
Seascape from the 'Castilian'
John Everett
Count de Forbin
Antoine Louis Francois Sergent
HMS 'Grampus' as a hospital ship off Greenwich
W. Porden Kay
Sir Michael Livesey (1611-1663?)
Unknown
The Blackwall railway terminus & Brunswick pier with the Brunswick propeller & other steam vessels
W. Ranwell
An antarctic berg with a crevasse through which the sea fountains to a great height as the ice rises and...
Sir Alister Hardy
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