File:Fartygsporträtt-Kutterbrigg - Sjöhistoriska museet - O 11670.tif

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I. T. Byström
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Svenska: Fartygsporträtt: Örlogsbriggen Vänta Litet 1823 signerad I.T. Byström 1839. Briggen har gigat undersegeln och bärgat bramsegel- samt brassat skarpt back på storen.
Depicted ship: VÄNTA LITET
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Benämning: Fartygsporträtt

Motivbeskrivning: Örlogsbriggen Vänta Litet 1823 signerad I.T. Byström 1839. Briggen har gigat undersegeln och bärgat bramsegel- samt brassat skarpt back på storen.

Historik: Akvarellen är utförd av en I.T. Byström. Bildhuggaren och professorn hette Johan Niclas (1783-1848).

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Ämnesord: Kutterbrigg
Date 1839
date QS:P571,+1839-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Medium watercolor
medium QS:P186,Q22915256
institution QS:P195,Q1647895
Accession number
O 11670
Inscriptions Stämpel/Sign: I.T: Byström 1839, Påförd text: Text å bakstycket: Målad af Professorn och bildhuggaren Byström, gifven till Anders Berggrens morfar C.G.G. Stuart till minne af deras gemensamma resa till Italien för att hämta Marmor till ett af de kungl. Lustslotten. Anders Morfar var kommenderad Flottans officer derombord., Påförd text: Akvarell, sign. I. T. Byström 1839, visande kutterbriggen Vänta Litet" (1803-1845) vid ett haveri i Biscaya den 28 dec. 1821 under befäl av majoren vid örlogsflottan C. Lagerberg. Briggen avseglade från Karlskrona i jan. 1821 och avmönstrade därstädes i aug. 1823 efter en expedition till Medelhavet där särskilt Barbareskstaterna besöktes."
Source/Photographer Sjöhistoriska museet
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