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Image Not Available for The quiet before the storm
The quiet before the storm
Image Not Available for The quiet before the storm

The quiet before the storm

Date18 November 1986
Object numberANMS0107[856]
NameNewspaper clipping
MediumInk on paper
DimensionsOverall: 170 × 290 mm
ClassificationsEphemera
Credit LineANMM Collection Gift from Louis D'Alpuget
Image Not Available for Bond and us 'cheats' - calm before storm? -Keel still under fire
Bond and us 'cheats' - calm before storm? -Keel still under fire
The Age
August 1983
Image Not Available for Still-life before a storm
Still-life before a storm
1986
Image Not Available for Lone sailor calm before storm
Lone sailor calm before storm
6 October 1986
A quiet holiday by the seaside
A quiet holiday by the seaside
Australasian Sketcher
1881
Image Not Available for Quiet Cruiser Offers Comfort and Economy
Quiet Cruiser Offers Comfort and Economy
2 May 1986
Image Not Available for No quiet passing for her
No quiet passing for her
23 January 1928
Image Not Available for Article from The Sun titled ' A storm blows up TAIPAN called 'Killer'' 8 March 1960
Article from The Sun titled ' A storm blows up TAIPAN called 'Killer'' 8 March 1960
1960
Image Not Available for Another storm beaten
Another storm beaten
The Age
August 1983
Image Not Available for Sydney sails up a storm
Sydney sails up a storm
21 September 1986
Image Not Available for The man behind the Cup logo storm
The man behind the Cup logo storm
22 June 1986
Image Not Available for Kiwis in loophole storm
Kiwis in loophole storm
27 November 1986
Image Not Available for Article by Benjamin Wilk from Selling the Trade newspaper No 37 "It is a necessary practice for war generals to get as complete and detailed a picture as possible of the enemy before determining the method and powe
Article by Benjamin Wilk from Selling the Trade newspaper No 37 "It is a necessary practice for war generals to get as complete and detailed a picture as possible of the enemy before determining the method and powe
Benjamin Wilk
1930s