Preview: water world all at sea

Friday 12 June 1998 23:02 BST

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Picture this, a chance to get a glimpse into the Hulton Getty Picture Gallery's "All at Sea" exhibition - a host of maritime photographs from the Gallery's extensive archives which opens on Thursday. The calibre of the works on show can be seen from the striking portrait of 'Beregaria' in Dry Dock at Southampton by AR Coster (above). And if any of the images on show weigh anchor in your affections, you can always buy a copy of the print, with prices starting at pounds 75.

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