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Scenes in London docks.Scenes in London docks.
Scenes in London docks.

© National Maritime Museum, London

Repro ID: PV6453
Title: Scenes in London docks.
Description: A selection of sketches by Cooke depicting scenes in the port of London. At the top of the page is a hulk - an old ship converted into a floating storehouse or temporary accommodation. The next drawing is of a dolphin - a large wooden pile used as a mooring post for ships or as a beacon. At the bottom, Cooke has sketched a small sailing vessel alongside several rowing boats at low tide. Cooke exhibited at the Royal Academy, 1835-79, and was made ARA in 1851 and RA in 1863. His sketchbooks are in the National Maritime Museum.
Creator: Edward William Cooke (1811-1880)
Date: c. 1860
Credit line: National Maritime Museum, London


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