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"Bounty sails south to
the Horn" The illustration
is a portend to the approach of bad weather and it
shows the insignificance of the tiny vessel in the
vast southern ocean - as if, as some of the crew
thought they were sailing to the precipitous edge of
an ancient sea. Small waves break in exactly the same
manner as tidal waves and the view of the break in the
foreground is a visual clue to what lies in store. Bligh
comments in his log, "in the afternoon, the
sky is much streaked with high wind and I fear the worst." How right
he was. (2b) 23" x 15"
individual print
$105.00 |