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John Smeaton, English civil engineer, (1833). Artist: R Woodman
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John Smeaton, English civil engineer, (1833). Artist: R Woodman
John Smeaton, English civil engineer, (1833). Smeaton (1724-1792) was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society after presenting several papers on instruments and mechanical subjects. He designed the third Eddystone lighthouse which remained in use until 1877, when it was rebuilt at Plymouth Hoe as a memorial. He improved Thomas Newcomens steam engine and was responsible for Ramsgate Harbour in Kent (1774) and the Forth and Clyde Canal in Scotland
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This print showcases the esteemed John Smeaton, a renowned English civil engineer from the 18th century. Created by R Woodman in 1833, this portrait captures the essence of a man who left an indelible mark on engineering history. Smeaton's brilliance and expertise earned him a prestigious position as a Fellow of the Royal Society. His contributions to instruments and mechanical subjects were widely recognized, solidifying his reputation as one of Britain's most influential engineers. Among his notable achievements was the design of the third Eddystone lighthouse, which served its purpose for over a century until it was relocated to Plymouth Hoe as a memorial. Smeaton also played an instrumental role in enhancing Thomas Newcomen's steam engine and spearheaded significant projects such as Ramsgate Harbour in Kent and Scotland's Forth and Clyde Canal. In this monochrome engraving, Smeaton exudes confidence and determination, reflecting his dedication to pushing boundaries within his field. This image serves as both a tribute to his legacy and an inspiration for future generations of engineers. R Woodman masterfully captures not only Smeaton's physical likeness but also hints at the depth of knowledge that lay behind those piercing eyes. As we gaze upon this print, we are reminded of Smeaton's invaluable contributions to society – forever etching his name among famous people who shaped our world through their remarkable ingenuity.
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