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ATTRIBUTED TO JOSEPH HEARD (BRITISH, 1799-1859) The merchantmen 'Juno' in two positions in the Mersey off Birkenhead Oil on canvas 23 x 35in. (58.5 x 89cm.) The full-rigger Juno was built at Oromocto, New Brunswick, Canada in 1845 and initially registered at nearby St John. Owned by a consortium, including Gibbs, Bright & Schute of Liverpool, her registration was changed to that city in July 1846 where she was measured at 739 tons capacity, 148 feet in length and with a 29.5 foot beam. Sold in 1857 and re-registered in Bristol, she was resold again the following year to Brian & Sons of Bristol who began trading her to Quebec under Captain Thompson, a route she continued to ply until she was wrecked in 1856. Relined, light scattered retouching throughout. Framed 30 x 42in.
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