Geoffrey Chapman Ingleton “Shooting the Sun” – Zeehaen Signed Drypoint Etching 27/50

Australian Artist : Geoffrey Chapman Ingleton

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Signed and numbered drypoint etching by Australian maritime artist Geoffrey Chapman Ingleton, depicting Abel Tasman’s ship Zeehaen. Titled “Shooting the Sun” and numbered 27 from a limited edition of 50, framed behind glass.

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Geoffrey Chapman Ingleton “Shooting the Sun” – Zeehaen Signed Drypoint Etching 27/50

A finely detailed maritime drypoint etching by Australian artist, maritime historian and hydrographer Geoffrey Chapman Ingleton (1908–1998).

Titled “Shooting the Sun”, the work depicts Abel Tasman’s ship Zeehaen at sea while members of the crew take a navigational observation. The title refers to the traditional practice of measuring the sun’s altitude to help determine a vessel’s position.

The etching is signed and titled by Geoffrey Ingleton in the lower margin and individually numbered 27 from a limited edition of 50. It is presented behind glass in its existing frame.

Ingleton was recognised for his carefully researched maritime illustrations and technically accurate depictions of historic ships. His knowledge was informed by his naval service, work in hydrography and extensive research into Australian maritime exploration.

He trained in etching and produced detailed maritime prints from copper plates using a printing press at his Parramatta home. His works combine precise draughtsmanship with a strong understanding of ships, navigation and Australian maritime history.

Artist: Geoffrey Chapman Ingleton

Artist dates: 1908–1998

Title: “Shooting the Sun” – Zeehaen

Medium: Drypoint etching on paper

Edition: 27 of 50

Signature: Signed, titled and numbered in ink in the lower margin

Image size: Approximately 28 × 20.5 cm

Framed size: Approximately 45.5 × 37 × 1.5 cm

Weight: Approximately 1.33 kg

Presentation: Framed behind glass

Condition

Great to excellent vintage condition. The drypoint etching is signed, titled and numbered 27/50 in ink in the lower margin. It is presented behind glass in its existing frame. Please examine the photographs carefully as they form part of the condition description.

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