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A Convoy in the Channel - Geoffrey Stephen Allfree - Framed art Print

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  • Framed Modern Art art print (33 x 40 cm) by Geoffrey Stephen Allfree.
  • Buy this print framed for £150.
  • Buy this print unframed for £40.
  • Framed Size is 33 x 40 cm.
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About this artwork

Back in 1918, a British artist named Geoffrey Stephen Allfree created the oil painting 'A Convoy in the Channel'. This piece of art portrays a convoy of warships at sea, headed from left to right. The backdrop is a pristine sky, with a hint of red along the horizon that implies the onset of dusk. This print has been meticulously colour-matched to the original and received the stamp of approval from the Imperial War Museum. Every time someone buys this print, they're supporting the important work done by the museum.

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About the artist

well known for his moving and stark memorial art pieces like the one dedicated to the lost cruiser HMS Hampshire, this artist tragically lost his life during the war. He was only 29 when on 29th September 1918, merely six weeks before the Armistice, HM Motor Launch No. 247, his craft, disappeared at sea.

During a powerful southerly gale which swiftly escalated to hurricane-like winds, a flotilla of four Motor Launches found themselves in St Ives Bay, seeking refuge. As the storm intensified, they tried to maneuver into deeper waters. Unfortunately, Allfree's launch experienced engine problems about a mile away from Clodgy Point and began to drift towards Oar Rock. St. Ives' lifeboat sped towards the distressed ship, but arrived just minutes too late. The launch had already collided with the rock and blown up, probably due to the detonation of its depth charges, leaving behind just one survivor.

Many of his works are part of the National Collection in the UK and are exhibited at different public sites. The Imperial War Museum houses around 53 of his pieces.

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