Etching: by Edward Adrian Wilson

Maker
Edward Adrian Wilson
Production date
16 January 1912
18 January 1912
 Description
One piece of paper with two etchings by Edward Adrian Wilson: a Cairn left by the Norwegians SSW from Black Flag Camp and Amundsen's South Pole Mark.
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Maker
Production place
Antarctica
Collecting unit
Art
Pictorial
Production role
Artist
Measurements
Area: whole: W x 125 H 200mm (W x 4 15/16 H 7 7/8")
Named collection
DSIR
Subject category
Prints, International
Prints, Antarctic
Antarctic/History/Terra Nova Expedition 1910-1913/Huts & Activities
Associated person
Associated place
South Pole/Antarctica
Other id
A175.43
EAW.14
261/75
Catalogue number
A175.43
Accession number
1975.261.2
Marks and Inscriptions
Marks/Inscriptions: "The originals of these sketches have been accepted by His Majesty the King."; Type of mark: Label; Notes: Reads
Marks/Inscriptions: "Sketched by Dr Edward A. Wilson with wind blowing at a temperature of -22 (symbol for degrees.); Type of mark: Inscription; Notes: Reads

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