Foilhummerum Bay, Valentia, from Cromwell Fort: The Caroline Laying the Earthwire on July 21st, 1865
Robert Charles Dudley (d. 1909)
1865 · Watercolor over graphite with touches of gouache (bodycolor)
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The Cliffs, Foilhummerum Bay, Valentia, the Point at Which the Shore-end of the Cable was Landed on July 22nd, 1865
Robert Charles Dudley (d. 1909)
1865 · Watercolor over graphite with touches of gouache (bodycolor)
Cleared · Public Domain
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Foilhummerum Bay, Valentia, Looking from Cromwell Fort: The Caroline and Boats Laying the Earth Wire, July 21st, 1865
Robert Charles Dudley (d. 1909)
1865–66 · Watercolor over graphite with touches of gouache (bodycolor)
Cleared · Public Domain
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Foilhummerum Bay, Valentia, Looking Seawards from the Point at Which the Cable Reaches the Shore of Ireland
Robert Charles Dudley (d. 1909)
1865–66 · Watercolor over graphite with touches of gouache (bodycolor)
Cleared · Public Domain
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The Heights over Foilhummerum Bay, Valentia, the William Corey Heading Seawards, Laying the Shore-end of the Atlantic Telegraph Cable, July 7th, 1866
Robert Charles Dudley (d. 1909)
1865–66 · Watercolor over graphite with touches of gouache (bodycolor)
Cleared · Public Domain
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