Vanishing craft - British coastal types in the last days of sail
Year: 1934 Language: English Author: Carr F.G.G., Mason F.H. Genre: History Publisher: Country Life Limited Format: PDF Quality: eBook Pages count: 180 Description: The work of Mr. Frank Introduction Mason as a marine artist needs no introduction, but it may be of some interest to explain how this book came to be written, for it has been written with a definite object in view. The drawings forming its principal feature were originally intended as pictures purely and simply of the old types of coastal craft the artist knew so well, but which at the time were rapidly disappearing or, indeed, had already disappeared. Now, some years afterwards, it is realised that they are something more than decorative marinepictures merely, for with their technical accuracy they form a valuable pictorial record of those vanished and vanishing craft.
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Vanishing craft - British coastal types in the last days of sail
Language: English
Author: Carr F.G.G., Mason F.H.
Genre: History
Publisher: Country Life Limited
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: 180
Description: The work of Mr. Frank Introduction Mason as a marine artist needs no introduction, but it may be of some interest to explain how this book came to be written, for it has been written with a definite object in view. The drawings forming its principal feature were originally intended as pictures purely and simply of the old types of coastal craft the artist knew so well, but which at the time were rapidly disappearing or, indeed, had already disappeared. Now, some years afterwards, it is realised that they are something more than decorative marinepictures merely, for with their technical accuracy they form a valuable pictorial record of those vanished and vanishing craft.
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