Richard Dalbiac SS Golconda British India Line Steamship

An original 1912 pen & ink drawing – Richard Dalbiac, SS Golconda British India Line Steamship.

A lively small sketch from on board the SS Golconda, a British India Line service from London to Calcutta.

On pale green paper.

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Late-Edwardian Sketches: SS Golconda, India & Burma

This is one of a group of stylish works dating from the late Edwardian / Pre-World War One period, collected by a Walter E. Good (1911–1918). Some of the drawings were executed onboard SS Golconda, a British India Line service from London to Calcutta, whilst others were sketched at Madras and in Burma. The pictures embody the humour and aesthetic of a time of modernisation and social change in Britain, which was in conflict and tension with lingering traditions and class structures from the 19th century.

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Dimensions: Height: 10.8cm (4.25") Width: 16.8cm (6.61")

Presented: Unframed.

Medium: Pen & Ink

Age: Early 20th-century

Signed: Signed lower right.

Inscribed: Yes.

Dated: Dated lower right.

Condition: Some age toning and marks as shown. Please see photos for detail.

Stock number: KD-040