. Inglese: UN P&O Liner un impressione di un fiume-classe P&O liner datati tra il 1882 e il 1901. Esso può essere impostato presso la foce del fiume Tamigi e la nave potrebbe essere anche la "Thames', che era uno dei diversi del fiume-class navi costruite da P&O tra queste date. La nave si stagliano in dritta-bow vista con il suo imbuti e montanti e visibile è in movimento a monte sotto il vapore. Sulla destra in primo piano sono più puzza di pesca. Ci sono diverse le barche a remi e quello al centro viene visualizzata in primo piano per essere remato da due Royal Navy delle valutazioni. La nave batte la Royal Mail bandiera da

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• ID dell’immagine: P0B32E
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• Dimensioni: 2647 x 1888 px | 22,4 x 16 cm | 8,8 x 6,3 inches | 300dpi

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. English: A P&O Liner An impression of a river-class P&O liner dated between 1882 and 1901. It may be set at the mouth of the River Thames and the ship could also be the 'Thames', which was one of several of the river-class ships built by P&O between these dates. The ship is silhouetted in starboard-bow view with its funnels and masts visible and is moving upstream under steam. On the right in the foreground are several fishing smacks. There are several rowing boats and the one in the centre foreground appears to be rowed by two Royal Navy ratings. The ship is flying the Royal Mail flag from the bow and the P&O flag from the main. The colouring of the painting suggests that this may have been an interpretation created from a black and white photograph, and is probably not contemporary with the vessels depicted. Charles Pears was employed during the Second World War to reconstruct notable maritime actions and events. Pears painted some fine war paintings characterized by a visually exciting style derived from his work as a poster designer. The War Artists's Advisory Committee was created at the start of WWII, to establish an historical record of the war in all its aspects. There were three main categories: actions and events; documentary scenes of everyday life afloat and ashore; and portraiture. The painting was presented by the War Artists' Committee in 1946. A P&O Liner . early to mid-20th century. Charles Pears  (1873–1958)   Alternative names Chas Pears Description English painter Date of birth/death 9 November 1873 28 January 1958 Location of birth/death Pontefract, Yorkshire Truro, Cornwall Authority control : Q5081553 VIAF:?93830450 ISNI:?0000 0000 6664 6905 ULAN:?500010482 LCCN:?n2008047146 NLA:?35931256 WorldCat 164 A P&O Liner RMG BHC1574