The Cutter Yacht "Avalon", 40 Tons R.H.Y.C. Winner of the Great Eastern Railway Company's Prize, Lowestoft Regatta 1866.

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• ARTIST: Thomas Dutton

• PUBLISHER: Drawn, Lithod. & Published by T.G. Dutton, 60 Lansdown Rd. Clapham Rd. London, S.W.

• MEDIUM: Two stone lithograph,

  DATE: c. 1866

• EDITION SIZE: Image size 12 x 18 3/4" (30.3 x 47.5 cm) plus title and margins.

• DESCRIPTION: This lithograph, produced around 1866 by marine artist Thomas Goldsworthy Dutton, depicts the cutter yacht Avalon, a 40-ton vessel registered with the Royal Harwich Yacht Club. The image commemorates her victory at the Lowestoft Regatta, where she earned the Great Eastern Railway Company’s prize that year. Dutton, recognized for his precision and craftsmanship, portrays the yacht under full sail, cutting cleanly through the water. Executed as a two-stone lithograph with hand coloring, the work captures both the competitive spirit of the regatta and the refined grace of mid-19th-century yachting.

• ADDITIONAL INFO: This piece is in a 20 x 25 inch mat for handling

• CONDITION: Fair condition. Moderate mat line, small section missing from right margin (not affecting image) and tear in title margin. Original hand coloring.

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• CATEGORIES: 18th-19th Century Subjects , Naval, Nautical & Marine , Sailing, Clippers & Yachts