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Object name(s):
Watercolour of the Rotherhithe Shaft
Brief description:
Watercolour illustration of the sinking of the caisson which became the Thames Tunnel shaft at Rotherhithe, c. 1825; shows operation of a steam engine on the roof to enable the removal of spoils, with various workers and engineers observing.
Collection:
Brunel Museum
Acquisition method:
Purchase
Acquisition source:
Bonhams
Condition:
Apparently underwent conservation at the Ashmolean c. 1983, and was mounted by them; remains in the mount. In 2018 underwent conservation funded by the NMCT following acquisition by the Museum.
Current location:
TLA
Dimension:
290 x 505
Object name:
Watercolour of the Rotherhithe Shaft
Object number:
LDBRU:2017.07
Object production date:
1825?
Object production person:
Joseph Pinchback?
Text reason:
Collections online record

Persistent shareable link for this record: https://museumdata.uk/objects/0a692993-fa9e-3805-9031-bb5c7c7e04db

Use licence for this record: CC BY-NC

Attribution for this record: https://museumdata.uk/objects/0a692993-fa9e-3805-9031-bb5c7c7e04db, Brunel Museum, CC BY-NC

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