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George Clarkson Stanfield (Attributed), Shipwreck 1820s It's plausible that these are

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It's plausible that these are scenes from his own life

in Peaky Blinders

Overall size: 40” x 29½” / 102cm x 75cm

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George Clarkson Stanfield (Attributed), Shipwreck 1820s It's plausible that these areThis mid 19th century oil painting, attributed to English artist George Clarkson Stanfield (1826 1878), depicts a small vessel approaching a shipwreck, close to the coast. Stanfield was an accomplished painter of marine subjects. Stranded in turbulent waters, the once majestic form of a proud ship now rests dormant. Its ashen appearance adding a sense of elevated poignancy. Shipwrecks were a common sight off the English coast during the 19th century,

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