Pictures of Titanic
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Pictures of Titanic and Titanic Gifts
The great ocean liner hit an iceberg before midnight on April 14, 1912, and sank into the depths of the North Atlalntic in the early hours of April 15.
Reprints of surviving photos and artists renderings are available as art prints and posters. On this page, I've collected a selection of those available at Zazzle.
Any of these are available for purchase, as are the other Titanic gifts on this page. These will make popular gift items and prized finds for Titanic afficianados in this, the centennial anniversary of one of the great sea tragedies of all time.
page created 12/31/11
last updated 06/02/12
The Story of the Titanic -
Does it fascinate you? (a poll)
Many people are utterly fascinated by the story of the RMS Titanic. Others simply have enjoyed the various movies made about her. Some have a passing to active interest in the great ocean liner because they are sailors, cruisers, or boaters, or simply like nautical history.
And, there are a few who've never been bothered much by anything related to the story at all, but there are precious few who don't at least know of the sinking of the Titanic, and that it was caused by the ship hitting an iceberg.
Pictures of Titanic
Titanic Posters and Prints
1912-2012 Signed Titanic Memorial drawing
by aapshop
1912-2012 Signed Titanic Memorial drawing
(Digital) Chalk drawing, sepia and tungsten filter applied, to commemorate the centennial of the sinking of the Titanic.
Bottom left corner: Titanic 1912-2012
Bottom right corner: Signed Luca Di Salo
NOTE:
Prints shown here are available as standard posters. Some are also available as prints on canvas. Click on any image to check on pricing, available sizes, and framing options.
Images of Titanic
Titanic at Sea
by SunshineDazzle
Building of the Titanic
by militaryshields
RMS Titanic 100th Anniversary
by SunshineDazzle
RMS Titanic Propellers
by spfino
RMS OLYMPIC & TITANIC - Bows - Construction
by PaperTimeMachine
RMS Titanic Vintage Soap Ad (canvas)
by SunshineDazzle
RMS Titanic: Passengers Embark
by spfino
Titanic Ocean Liner Art Deco Print
by iArtPrints
Titanic Tugs Out
by spfino
Titanic Disaster Vignettes 1912
by lc_vintagephotos
Molly brown rescue award titanic
by IsisoftheEast
Vintage Titanic Advertisement, White Star Line
by yesterdaysgirl
Titanic
by Giancarlo_Lucerni
VOTE for Your Favorite Titanic Picture
( a poll - just for fun)
Own a Collection of Titanic Images
Includes previously unpublished Titanic photos
Titanic in Photographs (Titanic Collection)
Amazon Price: $19.77 (as of 06/03/2012)
This book takes you on a photographic journey, beginning in the shipyard where she was built, and tollows her story all the way along through "to its tragic conclusion, the role of the Carpathia and the aftermath of this shattering tragedy."
Lifeboats
Titanic's lifeboat capacity: 1178
Number of people on board: 2223
Abbreviated Timeline of Titanic Sinking
Route of Titanic, location of shipwreck marked with "X", PD
April 10, 1912: Titanic Departs Southampton, England, on her maiden voyage
A stop is made at Cherbourg, Fr, to take on additional passengers
April 11:More passengers embark at Queenstown, Ireland.
Titanic sets off across the Atlantic, with 2201 aboard.
April 14
Wireless messages were received - one in the afternoon, and one in the evening - from other ships warning about dangerous icebergs. These messages were NOT forwarded to the bridge.
11:40 PM - The iceburg is sighted by ship's lookouts, and the ship attempted to turn away, but too late. The collision took place less than a minute later.
April 15
12:05 - 12:25 AM - Captain Smith ordered lifeboats uncovered, swung out, loaded with women and children, and lowered.
12:45 AM (approx.) - The first lifeboat is launched, less than half full.
12:50 AM - The first distress flare was fired.
2:05 AM - The bow was completely submerged.
2:10 AM - The stern rose into the air, and moments later the ship broke apart, and the bow sank
2:20 AM - The stern sank
4:10 AM - The Carpathia (which had NOT been closest when the distress calls went out) was the first to arrive and begin rescue efforts.
Of the 2,201 people on board Titanic, only 711 survived.
Cameron Announces Release Date for Titanic in 3-D
Amazon is taking pre-orders for the Blu-Ray 3-D version. (See below)
Blu-ray
with Leonardo Dicaprio and Kate Winslet
Titanic (Blu-ray 3D / Blu-ray / Digital Copy)
Amazon Price: $29.99 (as of 06/03/2012)
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How Titanic Sank
Titanic Jigsaw Puzzles
Work a Titanic Puzzle This Year
Cold Water
The night the Titanic Sank,
the water in the North Atlantic
was 28 degrees F (-2 C.)
Little Touches of Titanic
for your home
LEFT: RMS Titanic 100th Anniversary coasters by SunshineDazzle
RIGHT: Titanic, Memories Binder- For photos or scrapbooki by JeffandJess
LEFT: Titanic Soap Label - Customized mug by FRUITLOOPY
RIGHT: RMS Titanic 100th Anniversary teapot by SunshineDazzle
The Rich and Famous Boarded Titanic
Two of them were John Jacob Astor and The Unsinkable Molly Brown
Astor IV ~ John Jacob Capitalist Inventor by fotoshoppe
John Jacob Astor IV was probably the wealthiest of Titanic's passengers. Born into one of the wealthiest families in America, he made millions more, and built the Astoria Hotel, later to become part of the famous Waldorf-Astoria. Though his pregnat wife, along with her maid and nurse survived the sinking, John Jacob did not.
Margaret Brown, a wealthy American who, among other things, worked to help establish the first juvenile court in the US. She escaped the sinking in the now famous lifeboat number 6, which was only one of two lifeboats that went back to look for additional survivors. The others would not paddle back because the occupants feared being sucked down with the ship. It was at the firm insistance of Margaret Brown that boat No. 6 went back. Though she was never called this when she was alive, she is now known as "the Unsinkable Molly Brown," after the Broadway musical about her.
The Unsinkable Molly Brown
Was Among the real life Titanic Passengers
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If you can't get enough of Titanic -
here's another for DVD / Blu-Ray
Oscar-winning writer Julian Fellowes and a stellar cast collaborate in an epic retelling of the ill-fated voyage like you've never seen before, combining action, mystery, romance and an unforgettable finale.
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Titanic (Blu-ray/ DVD Combo)
Amazon Price: $18.93 (as of 06/03/2012)
Director: Jon Jones
Actors include Toby Jones and Linus Roache
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More Great Stuff for Titanic Aficionados
- from CafePress
Organic Women's Fitted T-Shirt
Price: $36.50
Titanic "Black Neon" Wall Clock
Price: $15.00
2012 Titanic Centennial Calendar
Price: $19.49
Read About
The Heroic Titanic Musicians
Lessons Learned from the Titanic Disaster
There were many lessons learned from the Titanic disaster, not the least of which was that the lifeboat capacity of the ship was woefully inadequate. Titanic had had only 20 lifeboats, enough for about a third of those on board, but still four more than required. it had been thought that the ship itself was the 'main' lifeboat, and it would stay afloat until help arrivedThat was not the case with Titanic.
Lifeboats on a Cruise Ship.
Photo: my own, all rights reserved
Within the year, Titanic's older sister had improvements made, including modifications to her watertight bulkheads, and installation of additional lifeboats to bring the number to 64.
Not only do today's cruise ships have enough lifeboats to accomodate every soul on board, but the crew have regular lifeboat drills, during which the boats are actually manned and put into the water.
Sisters
Titanic had two sister ships:
RMS Olympic and HMHS Britannic
Titanic Mousepads
LEFT: Titanic MP by davidlintonart
CENTER: Illustration of Titanic by dorlingkindersleyrf
RIGHT: Bow of the Titanic as Seen From MIR I Submersible by allphotos
Titanic Movies
- Titanic Movies
- by Poddys
This page will introduce to you the best and the worse of the movies about the Titanic, as well as the documentaries that have been produced about her.
Place a Bid on a Titanic Collectible Today!
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RMS Titanic iPhone case
by RetroCommunications
Please take a moment to say hello, and perhaps share your thoughts about Titanic.
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billybraveheart
May 30, 2012 @ 12:48 am | delete
- Awesome lens, must have took you ages to put together, great details. Thanks for sharing
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billybraveheart
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- Awesome lens, must have took you ages to put together, great details. Thanks for sharing
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oceansky May 27, 2012 @ 5:23 am | delete
- Wonderful pictures of the Titanic. Blessings.
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- Enjoyed your article. It is a fascinating story.
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Titanic the Film
Collector's Edition
Titanic (Three-Disc Special Collector's Edition)
Amazon Price: $63.99 (as of 06/03/2012)
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LIFE Titanic: The Tragedy that Shook the World: One Century Later
LIFE Titanic: The Tragedy that Shook the World: One Century Later
Amazon Price: $15.55 (as of 06/03/2012)
Here it is - the Centenniel Edition from LIFE. And at a bargain price, too. An oversized coffe-table book that you can displaly and pass down to your grandchildren. Lots of photos with plenty of detail, stories from the famous LIFE archives, and more.
Titanic Model Ship
Revell Titanic Special 100th Anniversary
Amazon Price: $42.00 (as of 06/03/2012)
Build a model of the Titanic from this detailed kit... comes with extra commemorative items, too.
