Steam Tug Brent, Essex
Steam Tug Brent is berthed at Maldon, Essex with a collection of Thames Sailing Barges. Brent is the last surviving steam vessel of the Port of London Authorities fleet. In 1942 tugs were urgently needed for War duties both in the U.K and overseas and the British Admiralty requested the construction of a standard ‘Utility’ vessel, which could be built quickly and easily.
The drawing was typed on A4 document paper back in 2016.
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~ James Cook.
SOLD
* prints available on request
Year
02/09/16
Dimensions
210mm x 297mm
Paper Type
100gsm
No. Hours to Type
10
Ref:
3230
About James.
James Cook has been creating type-written portraits for over 6 years and has accumulated more than 100 drawings over that time. His first exhibition at Thaxted Guildhall, Essex of the summer of 2020 allowed him to display his collection of 35 typewriters and some of his work from the collection. James has been featured on many television news programmes such as BBC News, ITV’s Good Morning Britain and Sky.
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James Cook, Gene House, Queenborough Ln, Rayne, Braintree CM77 7AG, United Kingdom
