Art Resource - AR926703

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Prison hulk at Deptford, London, c1826. These convict hulks were an intermediate confinement between an ordinary gaol or transportation. Prisoners were used as labourers in the naval dockyards and can be seen here being taken by boat to their work. Hulks (tenders) were usually old naval vessels that were no longer seaworthy. After a painting by Samuel Prout.

Unique Identifier AR926703

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 3780px × 2789px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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