Title

Two Whales Alongside

MediumSilver Gelatin Print
Dimensions8 × 10 in. (20.3 × 25.4 cm)
Donor credit lineKendall Whaling Museum Collection Transfer
Object number2000.101.2.39
Institutional Credit LineCourtesy of the New Bedford Whaling Museum
DescriptionTripp wrote: "The two whales lie alongside the schooner with their "flukes" near the bow, and their heads reaching by the waist of the vessel. This photograph shows the long, slender jaw as it swings open. Notice the whiteness of the jaw and mouth. A dead sperm whale always floats on its side."
On View
Not on view
Head Coming Aboard
John R. Manta (Schooner)
"Five and Forty More"
John R. Manta (Schooner)
Towing a Whale to the Schooner
John R. Manta (Schooner)
Whale's Carcass Adrift
John R. Manta (Schooner)
"Board ho!"
John R. Manta (Schooner)
Whale's "Flukes," or Tail
John R. Manta (Schooner)
Unjointing the Jaw
John R. Manta (Schooner)
Race for Whales
John R. Manta (Schooner)
"Cutting-In"
John R. Manta (Schooner)
Feeding the Fire with "Scraps"
John R. Manta (Schooner)
Coming Alongside with a Whale
John R. Manta (Schooner)
1925