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SHIPWRECK, c1866. Shipwrecked Passengers and Crew of the Brig Titania. Possibly the ship was wrecked after having collieded with a whale. Wood engraving, American, c1866

SHIPWRECK, c1866. Shipwrecked Passengers and Crew of the Brig Titania. Possibly the ship was wrecked after having collieded with a whale. Wood engraving, American, c1866


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SHIPWRECK, c1866. Shipwrecked Passengers and Crew of the Brig Titania. Possibly the ship was wrecked after having collieded with a whale. Wood engraving, American, c1866

SHIPWRECK, c1866. Shipwrecked Passengers and Crew of the Brig " Titania." Possibly the ship was wrecked after having collieded with a whale. Wood engraving, American, c1866

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1866 Beach Brigantine Collision Crew Dead Marine Ocean Passenger Raft Sinking Survivor Titania Whale Wreck


SHIPWRECK, c1866 - A Glimpse into the Perils of Maritime Travel

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. This print from 1866 showcases the aftermath of a devastating shipwreck involving the passengers and crew of the Brig Titania. The wood engraving, created by an American artist, vividly depicts a scene that is both haunting and awe-inspiring. The image suggests that this tragic event may have been caused by a collision with a massive whale, as hinted by the caption. The sheer power and unpredictability of nature are evident in this dramatic encounter between man-made vessel and majestic sea creature. As we examine this historical artifact, we can't help but feel empathy for those involved - survivors clinging to wreckage or desperately seeking refuge on makeshift rafts. Their expressions reflect fear, exhaustion, and uncertainty about their fate amidst the vastness of the ocean. The beach in the background serves as a reminder that even when disaster strikes at sea, hope lies within reach. It symbolizes both salvation for some lucky individuals who managed to make it ashore and tragedy for others who lost their lives during this harrowing ordeal. This powerful image transports us back to middle America in 1866 when maritime travel was fraught with danger. It reminds us of our ancestors' courage as they braved treacherous waters in pursuit of new horizons. Granger Art on Demand presents yet another remarkable piece from history's archives – an evocative snapshot capturing humanity's resilience against nature's unforg

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