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Launching a Liner (litho)

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Launching a Liner (litho)

7184085 Launching a Liner (litho) by McDowell, William John Patton (1889-1950); Private Collection; (add.info.: Launching a Liner. Illustration for The Shape of Ships written and illustrated by William McDowell [1889-1950] (Hutchinson, 1950).); © Look and Learn

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Building Industry Building Site Construction Industry Construction Work Firewood Freight Ship Large Construction Site Liner Metallic Seagoing Ships Shape Shapes Shipwrights Shipyard Steel Steel Goods Tanker Ship Timber Boiler Room Drags


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Launching a Liner: A Glimpse into the Industrial Marvels of the 20th Century". This black and white lithograph, titled "Launching a Liner" takes us back to the early twentieth century, immersing us in the bustling world of shipbuilding. Created by William John Patton McDowell, this print showcases his exceptional talent for both writing and illustration. The scene unfolds at a large construction site where skilled shipwrights meticulously craft an impressive vessel. Towering above them is a majestic liner, its steel structure gleaming in the sunlight. The image captures the sheer magnitude of this engineering marvel as it prepares to embark on its maiden voyage. A tugboat stands ready nearby, symbolizing the vital role it plays in guiding these massive ships through treacherous waters. Wire ropes and drags hint at the complex machinery involved in launching such vessels with precision and care. McDowell's attention to detail transports us back to an era when timber was still used extensively in shipbuilding. The juxtaposition of wood against metal highlights not only contrasting materials but also signifies progress and innovation within this thriving industry. As we gaze upon this historic moment frozen in time, we are reminded of humanity's insatiable desire for exploration and adventure. This lithograph serves as a testament to our relentless pursuit of new horizons through travel and transportation. "Launching a Liner" offers viewers an opportunity to appreciate not only McDowell's artistic prowess but also provides insight into an important chapter in maritime history – one that continues to shape our present-day fascination with seagoing vessels.

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