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TITANIC: ICEBERG, 1912. The ice which sank the Titanic. The single cross, on the left-hand side of the ice-floe, marks the spot where the ship Birma answered the call for help, the position for which was given wrongly. The double crosses, on the right of the ice-floe, mark the spot where the Carpathia picked up the survivors of the wreck

TITANIC: ICEBERG, 1912. The ice which sank the Titanic. The single cross, on the left-hand side of the ice-floe, marks the spot where the ship Birma answered the call for help, the position for which was given wrongly. The double crosses, on the right of the ice-floe, mark the spot where the Carpathia picked up the survivors of the wreck


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TITANIC: ICEBERG, 1912. The ice which sank the Titanic. The single cross, on the left-hand side of the ice-floe, marks the spot where the ship Birma answered the call for help, the position for which was given wrongly. The double crosses, on the right of the ice-floe, mark the spot where the Carpathia picked up the survivors of the wreck

TITANIC: ICEBERG, 1912.
The ice which sank the " Titanic." The single cross, on the left-hand side of the ice-floe, marks the spot where the ship " Birma" answered the call for help, the position for which was given wrongly. The double crosses, on the right of the ice-floe, mark the spot where the " Carpathia" picked up the survivors of the wreck

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1912 Carpathia Ice Berg Ocean Ship Ship Wreck Sinking Titanic Birma


EDITORS COMMENTS
This print titled "TITANIC: ICEBERG, 1912" takes us back in time to one of the most tragic maritime disasters in history. The image showcases the very ice that sealed the fate of the ill-fated Titanic. On the left-hand side of the ice-floe, a single cross stands as a poignant reminder of where the ship Birma valiantly responded to the distress call for help. Tragically, due to incorrect coordinates given, their efforts were in vain. On the right side of this frozen monument, double crosses mark another significant spot - where hope was restored amidst despair. It is here that we witness how Carpathia emerged as a beacon of salvation by rescuing survivors from this devastating wreck. The photograph captures not only an iceberg but also serves as a powerful symbol representing both tragedy and resilience. The vastness and unforgiving nature of the ocean are evident through this chilling scene. As we gaze upon this historical artifact preserved by The Granger Collection, New York, our minds are transported back to that fateful night when lives were forever changed at sea. This image serves as a somber reminder of human vulnerability against nature's might and honors those who perished while celebrating those who survived against all odds.

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