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An exceptional rescue (colour litho)
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An exceptional rescue (colour litho)
2783803 An exceptional rescue (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: An exceptional rescue. In the New York harbor a steamer rammed a boat loaded with 300 passengers. The shipwreck was imminent; but the captain of the investing steamer ordered to proceed with the bow stuck in the boat, in order to push and support it, while preventing the water from invade. During the exceptional maneuver, the sailors transhipped all passengers in danger. Then the boat was abandoned, and immediately went down. Illustration for Courier Sunday, 12 June 1938.); © Look and Learn
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An Exceptional Rescue - A Captivating Moment of Heroism and Survival
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. This photo print, titled "An Exceptional Rescue" captures a remarkable act of bravery amidst a chaotic maritime accident. In the bustling New York harbor, disaster struck when a steamer collided with a small boat carrying 300 passengers. The imminent shipwreck threatened the lives of all on board. However, in this extraordinary moment, the captain of the investing steamer made an audacious decision that would save countless lives. With its bow firmly lodged in the stricken boat, the steamer pushed and supported it while preventing water from flooding in. This exceptional maneuver allowed sailors to swiftly tranship all endangered passengers to safety before abandoning the doomed vessel. The image depicts smoke billowing from both ships as they remain entangled after their collision. It showcases not only the chaos and destruction caused by accidents at sea but also highlights humanity's resilience and determination to protect one another. Illustrated by Achille Beltrame for Courier Sunday on June 12th, 1938, this powerful artwork serves as a testament to courage and selflessness during times of crisis. It reminds us that even in moments of great peril, there are individuals who rise above adversity to ensure others' survival. This print is part of a private collection and offers viewers an opportunity to reflect on our shared human capacity for heroism when faced with life-threatening situations.
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