Eight Bells: The Boy at the Helm, from "Illustrated London News" January 1, 1876 After Hamilton Macallum Macallum moved to London from Glasgow, after training in a merchant's office for what his father hoped would be a commercial career in India. Instead, the young man escaped to London in 1864 to study at the Royal Academy Schools. This print suggests that he had achieved a solid reputation by 1876. An accomplished sailor, the artist used a small yacht to sketch subjects in western of Scotland and Devon. Eight bells is the nautical term for twelve o'clock and we here see a youth left to tend the tiller at noon, presumably as his shipmates eat lunch. The slack line indicates a light breeze and little danger.. Eight Bells: The Boy at the Helm, from "Illustrated London News". After Hamilton Macallum (British, Kames, Scotland 1841-1896 Deer, Devon). January 1, 1876. Wood engraving. Prints

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Eight Bells: The Boy at the Helm, from "Illustrated London News" January 1, 1876 After Hamilton Macallum Macallum moved to London from Glasgow, after training in a merchant's office for what his father hoped would be a commercial career in India. Instead, the young man escaped to London in 1864 to study at the Royal Academy Schools. This print suggests that he had achieved a solid reputation by 1876. An accomplished sailor, the artist used a small yacht to sketch subjects in western of Scotland and Devon. Eight bells is the nautical term for twelve o'clock and we here see a youth left to tend the tiller at noon, presumably as his shipmates eat lunch. The slack line indicates a light breeze and little danger.. Eight Bells: The Boy at the Helm, from "Illustrated London News". After Hamilton Macallum (British, Kames, Scotland 1841-1896 Deer, Devon). January 1, 1876. Wood engraving. Prints

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