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15th September 1928: The new P&O electric liner Viceroy of India goes down the slipway during the launching and christening ceremony at Stephens Yard, Glasgow, performed by the Viceroy of Indias wife, Lady Irwin. (Photo by Edward G. Malindine/Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)
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Edward G. Malindine
Media ID 12020790
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1920 1929 Celebration Event Ceremony Cruise Ship Dock Electricity Glasgow India Performance Scotland Wife Yard Lifestyles Ship Launch Slipway Stephen Viceroy Of India
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This print captures a historic moment in maritime history. Taken on the 15th of September, 1928, at Stephens Yard in Glasgow, Scotland, it showcases the grand launch and christening ceremony of the magnificent P&O electric liner Viceroy of India. The honor of performing this significant act falls upon Lady Irwin, wife of the Viceroy of India. The image exudes an air of elegance and sophistication as the sleek vessel gracefully glides down the slipway into the glistening water below. The ship's impressive size is emphasized by its vertical position against a backdrop of dockyard structures. This photograph not only immortalizes a remarkable event but also provides a glimpse into customs and ceremonies surrounding ship launches during that era. It symbolizes progress and innovation with its mention of electricity - a testament to technological advancements at that time. Edward G. Malindine expertly captures every detail in this archival piece, showcasing his talent for documenting historical moments through photography. Whether you are an avid collector or simply appreciate fine art prints that transport you back in time, this stunning portrait will make an exquisite addition to any collection. Its monochromatic format adds a touch of nostalgia while highlighting the timeless beauty found within this mesmerizing scene from Scotland's rich maritime heritage.
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