File:Naval Scenes - or sketches afloat - No 3. Cooking (caricature) RMG PW3731.tiff

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Thomas McLean
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English: Naval Scenes - or sketches afloat - No 3. Cooking (caricature)

Hand-coloured.; Text in English below image. Depicts clothing, outerwear: dress, seaman's

The ship's cook is preparing dinner. Although he is plucking a fresh chicken, most meat used was preserved in barrels of salt. Hard biscuit was more common than fresh bread. Fruit and vegetables went bad quickly and soon ran out on long journeys. The smoking chimney shows the galley (kitchen) stove is lit. No other fires were allowed on wooden ships no matter how cold it was because of the risk of fire.

Naval Scenes - or sketches afloat - No 3. Cooking (caricature)
Date 10 February 1831
date QS:P571,+1831-02-10T00:00:00Z/11
Dimensions Mount: 342 mm x 238 mm
Notes Box Title: Caricatures 2. Jack Afloat A-TE.
Source/Photographer http://collections.rmg.co.uk/collections/objects/127866
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