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Shelley
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Caption | Shelley. On 8 July 1822, against the advice of the local inhabitants, Shelley set out in his small boat for a sail. The expected storm blew up, the boat foundered, and Shelley, who could not swim, was never seen alive again. Eight days later his body was washed up on the beach – he was identified by a book of poetry in his pocket. Original artwork for illustration on p23 of Look and Learn issue no 951 (12 April 1980). |
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Creator | Andrew Howat, British (20th Century) |
Artwork medium | painting |
Credit | © Look and Learn |
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