The Tea Clippers The Race Between Taeping And Ariel In 1866 Off Lands End By Lewis A

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About Lewis A

Few painters caught the last great age of sail with the technical authority of Thomas Goldsworthy Dutton's contemporaries, and Lewis Albert Dutton's marine work belongs squarely in that British tradition of clipper-ship portraiture. Working in the latter half of the nineteenth century, he documented the legendary tea races with the precision of someone who understood rigging, hull lines, and the behaviour of wind on canvas. His painting of the 1866 race between Taeping and Ariel off Land's End captures one of maritime history's tightest finishes, after a 14,000-mile run from China. For anyone drawn to the romance of working sail, this is the period rendered by a painter who knew his ships.