The Victory's crew sav'd by the Isabella

Steel engraving showing the rescue of John Ross and his crew in 1833, after being stranded for four winters in the Arctic. Many people in England believed they were dead. By coincidence, Ross was found by the 'Isabella' the same ship he had commanded in 1818. She had subsequently returned to Hull, to her former service as an Arctic whaler. The 'Isabella’s' astonished crew informed Ross that he had been dead for two years.

Object Details

ID: PAD6091
Collection: Fine art
Type: Print
Display location: Not on display
Creator: Finden, Edward Francis; Ross, John
Events: Arctic Exploration: Ross' second voyage, 1829-1833
Vessels: Isabella (1813)
Date made: 1834
Credit: National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements: Mount: 139 mm x 173 mm
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