Sketch of rugged coast at Landship W of Cromer (on reverse and continued from PAG0606)

Bound with PAG0593-PAG0606, PAG0608-PAG0612.

ID:	PAG0607
Type:	Drawing
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	Brett, John
Date made:	11 Jul 1898
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	82 mm x 177 mm
Parts:	John Brett Sketchbook No 72. Mullion, Cromer, 1897-1898 (Sketchbook) Small sketches of seven sailing vessels on calm water at Margate (Drawing) (PAG0594) Sketch of rocky coast and island at Mullion, Cornwall (continued from PAG0594) (Drawing) (PAG0595) Sketch of sea, coast and clouds at Mullion (continued from PAG0595) (Drawing) (PAG0596) Sketch of the sea coast and fences at Mounts Bay (continued from PAG0596) (Drawing) (PAG0597) Sketch of the coastal hills and sea at Trevose head (continued from PAG0597) (Drawing) (PAG0598) Sketch of a cloudy sky (on reverse and continued on PAG0600) (Drawing) (PAG0599) Sketch of clouds at Troone (continued from PAG0599) (Drawing) (PAG0600) Two sketches of Tamarisk (Drawing) (PAG0601) Sketch of the Trevone Reef (continued from PAG0601) (Drawing) (PAG0602) Sketch of clouds with rain (continued from PAG0602) (Drawing) (PAG0603) Sketch of a storm over a sea coast. Trevone (Drawing) (PAG0604) Sketch of a rowing boat and men landing oil for the lighthouse, Cromer (Drawing) (PAG0605) Sketch of a rowing boat and men loading cargo onto a horsedrawn cart, Cromer (Drawing) (PAG0606) Sketch of rugged coast at Landship W of Cromer (on reverse and continued from PAG0606) (Drawing) (PAG0607) Sketches of two rowing boats at Cromer (Drawing) (PAG0608) Very rough sketch of a sky at Cromer (Drawing) (PAG0609) Sketch of an aerial view of a beached boat and slight sketch of a man carrying a large object under his arm (Drawing) (PAG0610) Sketch of a view of the coast and hills at Cromer (continued from PAG0610) (Drawing) (PAG0611) Small sketches of a beached vessel and a sailing vessel at Cromer (inverted) (Drawing) (PAG0612)

Sketch of rugged coast at Landship W of Cromer (on reverse and continued from PAG0606)

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