English Channel Gallery
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Matthew Pariss Map of Great Britain showing rivers & towns in the south of England & part of Wales, c.1250 (1944)
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The Channel of Gravelines, Grand Fort-Philippe, 1890. Artist: Seurat, George Pierre (1859-1891)
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The Golden Arrow, S.R., leaving Shakespeares Cliff, Dover, 1940
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Nocturne: Blue and Gold - Southampton Water, 1872. Creator: James Abbott McNeill Whistler
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Trouville (Grey and Green, the Silver Sea), 1865. Creator: James Abbott McNeill Whistler
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The Departure of the Boats, Étretat, 1885. Creator: Claude Monet
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Matthew Pariss Map of Great Britain showing rivers & towns in the south of England & part of Wales, c.1250 (1944)
Many place-names are still recognisable today. The word Auster, written over the English Channel at the bottom, refers to wind bringing heavy cloud cover and fog. Map drawn by the historian Matthew Paris, a monk at St Alban's Abbey. Cotton MS Claudius D.vi, f.12v, manuscript in the British Library, London. From "British Maps and Map-Makers", by Edward Lynam. [Collins, London, 1944]
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Rocks at Port-Goulphar, Belle-Île, 1886. Creator: Claude Monet
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Étretat: The Beach and the Falaise d'Amont, 1885. Creator: Claude Monet
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Brixham Trawlers, c. 1889, printed October 1889. Creator: Joseph Gale
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Embarking from Brighthelmstone to Diepp[e] (from, Imitations of Modern Drawings), 1787
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Entrance of Calais Harbour (Liber Studiorum, part XI, plate 55), January 1, 1816
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Martello Towers near Bexhill, Sussex (Liber Studiorum, part VII, plate 34), June 1811
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The Isle of Wight, 1844. Creator: Unknown
The Isle of Wight, 1844. Map of the Isle of Wight, off the south coast of England, made using Mr. Palmer's patent Giyphographic process, or Engraved Drawing'. The Isle of Wight is situated in the English Channel, at a short distance from the mainland of Hampshire, of which county it has commonly been reckoned a part. The channel which divides it from the grand line of our southern coast, varies in width from two to six miles, and bears the appellation of the Solent Sea. The form of the island is irregular, but bears a rude resemblance to that of the heraldic lozenge'. From "Illustrated London News", 1844, Vol V
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View on the Coast at Deal, ca. 1846. Creator: Charles Bentley
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The French and English Fleets, Cherbourg, August 1858. Creator: Gustave Le Gray
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Departure of Blanchard and Jeffries Balloon from Dover, January 7, 1785, January
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The South Prospect of Dover, in the County of Kent, 1749, (1942). Creators: Samuel Buck
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The Torpedoing of the Channel Steamer Sussex, First World War, March 1916, (c1920)
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Arrival of a Steamer at Southampton Docks, 1898. Creator: Unknown
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View of Southampton, 1844. Creator: Unknown
View of Southampton, 1844. Port on the south coast of England. Large new docks are in progress, and considering the security of the harbour and its numerous advantages as a packet station, Southampton appears to have before it prospects of improvement which perhaps no other town in England shares. From Southampton there are packets to Weymouth, Torquay, Plymouth,
Guernsey, St. Malo, Granville, and Havre de Grace. From Havre there is steam communication to Caen, Rouen, Rotterdam, Hamburgh, &c. The opening of the Rouen Railway has added greatly to the passenger trade of Southampton, which had already received a great impetus from the opening of the railroad from London'. From "Pictorial Times", 1844
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The Prince of Wales...laying the Foundation Stone of the new Eddystone Lighthouse
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The sinking of the Anglia, First World War, 17 November 1915, (c1920)
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Canute Reproving the Flattery of his Courtiers, c1890. Creator: Unknown
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