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English School (Mid-19th Century), "The City of Carlisle Taking Troops to the Crimea"
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English School (Mid-19th Century), "The City of Carlisle Taking Troops to the Crimea"

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English School (mid-19th Century), "the City of Carlisle taking troops to the Crimea", being a marine nautical profile of the merchantman barque "City of Carlisle", the vessel cutting through heavy blue-grey waters, under a cloud-swept sky, her sails unfurled and swelled with a sea breeze, with neat rows of British Army red coats standing on the deck, the lower border inscribed, "City of Carlisle launched 1853, built by R Thompson, Sunderland, taking troops to the Crimea", oil on card, in a gilt-wood inner slip and reeded oak frame under glass, 63 cm x 76 cm [The City of Carlisle was a 936-ton merchant barque built in Sunderland, UK, in 1853 by R. Thompson. Registered in Newcastle, the vessel primarily operated as a merchantman, transporting general cargo and troops (notably during the Crimean War). The ship was later documented in Australian passenger records, indicating a life of global voyages]

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Height
63cm (24.80")
Width
76cm (29.92")
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Buckingham Interiors has dated this Victorian Marine Oil Painting to the 1860s.

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English School (mid-19th Century), "the City of Carlisle taking troops to the Crimea", being a marine nautical profile of the merchantman barque "City of Carlisle", the vessel cutting through heavy blue-grey waters, under a cloud-swept sky, her sails unfurled and swelled with a sea breeze, with neat rows of British Army red coats standing on the deck, the lower border inscribed, "City of Carlisle launched 1853, built by R Thompson, Sunderland, taking troops to the Crimea", oil on card, in a gilt-wood inner slip and reeded oak frame under glass, 63 cm x 76 cm [The City of Carlisle was a 936-ton merchant barque built in Sunderland, UK, in 1853 by R. Thompson.
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Registered in Newcastle, the vessel primarily operated as a merchantman, transporting general cargo and troops (notably during the Crimean War).
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The ship was later documented in Australian passenger records, indicating a life of global voyages]

Height
63cm (24.80")
Width
76cm (29.92")
Date of Manufacture

Buckingham Interiors has dated this Victorian Marine Oil Painting to the 1860s.

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A mid-nineteenth-century marine oil painting depicting a three-masted ship sailing on a choppy sea, enclosed in a moulded wooden frame with a gilt slip.
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Archive I A mid-nineteenth-century marine oil painting depicting a three-masted ship sailing on a choppy sea, enclosed in a moulded wooden frame with a gilt slip.

English School (Mid-19th Century), "The City of Carlisle Taking Troops to the Crimea"

Archive II A mid-nineteenth-century marine oil painting depicting a three-masted ship sailing on a choppy sea, enclosed in a moulded wooden frame with a gilt slip. View II
Archive III A mid-nineteenth-century marine oil painting depicting a three-masted ship sailing on a choppy sea, enclosed in a moulded wooden frame with a gilt slip. View III
Archive IV A mid-nineteenth-century marine oil painting depicting a three-masted ship sailing on a choppy sea, enclosed in a moulded wooden frame with a gilt slip. View IV
Archive V A mid-nineteenth-century marine oil painting depicting a three-masted ship sailing on a choppy sea, enclosed in a moulded wooden frame with a gilt slip. View V
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A mid-nineteenth-century marine oil painting depicting a three-masted ship sailing on a choppy sea, enclosed in a moulded wooden frame with a gilt slip.
English School (mid-19th Century), "the City of Carlisle taking troops to the Crimea"
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A mid-nineteenth-century marine oil painting depicting a three-masted ship sailing on a choppy sea, enclosed in a moulded wooden frame with a gilt slip.
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  • ObjectWall Art
  • Period19th century
  • StyleVictorian Maritime
  • MaterialOil paint, Canvas, Wood, Gold Leaf
  • ColourSea Green and Brown
  • MotifsThree-masted vessel, Choppy seas, Moulded timber frame, Lower margin inscription
  • SizeH 63 cm (25 in) x W 76 cm (30 in)

This Victorian marine oil painting depicts the three-masted merchantman barque City of Carlisle sailing on choppy green seas under a pale sky. The mid-nineteenth-century British School artwork is executed in oil on card, showing the vessel with unfurled white sails, red coats on deck, and a lower margin inscription naming the ship, builder R Thompson of Sunderland, launch year 1853, and its troop transport mission to the Crimea. The composition is encased under glass within a gold leaf inner slip and a dark brown reeded oak frame displaying visible wood grain and linear parallel mouldings. Measuring 63 cm high by 76 cm wide, the rectangular wall art suits placement in a gentleman's library or above a mantel in a traditional interior.

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Nineteenth-century British marine painting focused on documenting naval history, merchant trade, and maritime voyages. Artists often produced precise ship portraits depicting specific vessels with accurate rigging, flags, and sea conditions.

These artworks were typically created using oil paints applied to stretched flax canvas or wooden panels. They were commonly presented in hand-carved or moulded timber frames, often featuring gilt slips or decorative plasterwork.

Authentic period pieces exhibit natural craquelure across the paint surface, age-appropriate darkening of the varnish, and period-correct construction on the reverse, such as hand-cut stretcher bars and original frame backing.

A historical seascape works well as a focal point above a fireplace or styled within a gallery wall in a study or hallway. Pairing the artwork with dark wood furniture and brass accents complements its classical heritage.

Keep the painting away from direct sunlight, damp environments, and intense heat sources to prevent cracking or warping. Dust the frame gently with a soft, dry brush and consult a professional restorer for varnish cleaning.
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