- According to an inscription on the back of the painting, the ship was one of the wool fleet from 1875-1876, going from Sydney to London in 79 days.
- The clipper ships were actually used for carrying wool from Australia to the United Kingdom and passengers in both directions. ... ^ Tudgay, Frederick.
- Frederick Tudgay: Wool Clipper Ship Parramatta wikidata:Q123286309 reasonator:Q123286309. ... label QS:Len,"Wool Clipper Ship Parramatta".
- The three-masted clipper ship England's Glory with a lighthouse and other shipping in the distance by Frederick Tudgay, 1874.Bulunamadı: parramatta, wool
- Description. Frederick Tudgay (British, 1841-1921). Portrait of the British Clipper Ship Miltiades with Distant Lighthouse and Vessels.Bulunamadı: parramatta, wool
- This picture (painted in 1879) is a clip of an original painting by the Artist Frederick Tudgay (1841-1921) who was the youngest in a family of marine artists.
- Frederick tudgay british 18411921 portrait of the british clipper ship miltiades with distant lighthouse and vessels signed and dated f tudgay 1871.Bulunamadı: parramatta, wool
- Download this stock image: Frederick Tudgay - The British Clipper Ship Sobraon (1873) - HRE1T4 from Alamy's library of millions of high resolution stock photos...Bulunamadı: parramatta, wool
- Frederick Tudgay worked as a painter of ship interiors for the Green shipyard in Blackwall, giving him access to study first hand ship design and...Bulunamadı: parramatta
- The three-masted clipper ship England's Glory with a lighthouse and other shipping in the distance.Bulunamadı: parramatta, wool
- Find frederick tudgay british clipper on free-images.com. Search Millions Public Domain/CC0 stock images, clip-art, historical photos and more.Bulunamadı: parramatta, wool
- The Cutty Sark tea clipper under full sail in an 1882 painting by artist Frederick Tudgay.Bulunamadı: parramatta
- The ship Glentanner is the subject of my new book called "The Wool Clipper Glentanner: New Zealand Immigration Ship 1857-1861".Bulunamadı: tudgay, parramatta
