Saved from the Streets; portraits of boys on board the 'Chichester' training ship

An image showing 'Portraits of boys onboard the Chichester by Marks'

An image showing 'In Deep Mire where there is no standing. Two paintings on canvas in a single mount and frame: Saved from the Streets; portraits of boys on board the Chichester training ship. ZBA4354.1'

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Saved from the Streets; portraits of boys on board the 'Chichester' training ship

Two paintings on canvas in a single mount and frame. One image has the caption 'In deep mire where there is no standing'; the other 'Escape as the bird out of the snare of the fowler'. They were exhibited in the single frame at the Royal Academy in 1870, no.493. See parts for details

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Object Details

ID:	ZBA4354
Collection:	Fine art
Type:	Double painting
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	Marks, Barnett Samuel; Marks, Barnett Samuel
Date made:	Mid - Late 19th century; 1869-1870 1869-70
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	Frame: 620 mm x 1720 mm x 75 mm; Paintings x 2: 390 x 730mm
Parts:	Saved from the Streets; portraits of boys on board the 'Chichester' training ship In Deep Mire where there is no standing (Oil Painting) (ZBA4354.1) Escape as a bird out of the snare of the fowler (Oil Painting) (ZBA4354.2)