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Illustrated log of the whaling barque TERROR

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Explore William Henry Downes (1751-1826), Irish judge & artist known for his detailed illustrations, notably the 'Illustrated Log of the Whaling Barque Terror.' Discover his legacy!

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This illustrated log of the barque TERROR was completed by Henry William Downes during a whaling voyage from Sydney into the Pacific Ocean between 17 September 1846 to 17 July 1847. The TERROR was one of the many whaling ships owned by the colourful entrepreneur Benjamin Boyd, a Scottish adventurer who was one of the most significant figures in the history of whaling in early colonial Australia. It was Boyd who established the whaling base, Boyd Town, in Twofold Bay in southern New South Wales.

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Artist Biography

william downes, 1st baron downes pc (1751 – 3 march 1826) was one of the leading irish judges of his time, who held office as lord chief justice of ireland. he was born in donnybrook, co. dublin, the third and only surviving son of six children of robert downes of donnybrook castle, m.p. for the co. kildare, by elizabeth, daughter of thomas twigge of donnybrook. he was educated at trinity college, dublin, and was called to the irish bar in 1776. he entered parliament in 1790 as member for donegal, and was made a judge of the court of common pleas in 1792. in 1798 he was transferred to the court of king's bench, and in 1803 he succeeded lord kilwarden as lord chief justice of ireland. he was created a peer in 1822. he died in 1826.

william henry downes

1751 - 1826 , Ireland

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Artistic Movement Or Style: Detailed illustrations
Date Of Birth: 1751
Date Of Death: 1826
Full Name: William Henry Downes
Nationality: Irish
Notable Artworks: ['Illustrated Log of the Whaling Barque Terror']
Place Of Birth: Donnybrook, Ireland

Illustrated log of the whaling barque TERROR