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The Flood on the Thames Junction
C.A.S and Unkowncirca 1838-1843
National Railway Museum
York, United Kingdom
Cartoon, ink pen (stylic art), "The Flood on the Thames Junction Railway enveloping an extensive steam engine belonging to the Company", by C.A.S., a satirical comment on the railways, depicting a steam engine and train under water, about 1838 - 1843.
The illustration is attributed to ‘C.A.S’. It is possible that C.A.S refers to Charles Alexander Saunders who worked for the Great Western Railway until 1863. The artist and the date of creation remain unknown.
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Details
- Title: The Flood on the Thames Junction
- Creator: C.A.S, Unkown
- Date Created: circa 1838-1843
- Location Created: United Kingdom
- Physical Dimensions: : 224 x 280 mm
- Type: cartoon
- Rights: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
- External Link: https://collection.sciencemuseumgroup.org.uk/objects/co423709
- Medium: Ink
- Art Genre: Satire
- Art Form: Drawing
- Support: Paper
- Depicted Location: Thames Junction Railway
- Depicted Topic: Steam engine, Train, Flood
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