Longitudinal Section Showing the Inundation of the River

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A watercolour of a longitudinal section (attributable to Joseph Pinchback) of the tunnel, showing the inundation of the river into the workings and the mass of bagged clay dropped on a raft into the riverbed to fill the gap, with the Brunels' engineering assistant Richard Beamish examining the state of the shield with the aid of a bull's-eye; lantern, his companion in a boat; feint caption in pencil 'No. 8'.

The Brunel Museum

London

Title

Longitudinal Section Showing the Inundation of the River

Date

1820–1827

Medium

watercolour

Measurements

H 24 x W 61 cm

Accession number

LDBRU:2017.17

Acquisition method

purchased at Bonhams with grants from NHMF, Art Fund, Victoria and Albert Museum Purchase Grant Fund, Friends National Libraries and Trinity Buoy Wharf; stored at London Metropolitan Archives

Work type

Watercolour

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