HMCS Dali sculpture fresh air was all the

fresh air was all the rage

Framed Size: 18

Designed approximately around 1690 by Papin the design was a rudimentary strong and heavy metal and wood square box that used an air pump to achieve buoyancy

24”x 20"

Douglas Drdul

HMCS Dali sculpture fresh air was all theKevin MacLean Oceanwood, wire, surplus obsolete hardware, found objects, watch parts, metal scraps 7" X 19" x 2" The DALI was a brutish British submersible, yet featured a stylishly curled bowmast that inspired her name. At the time, fresh air was all the rage, and to provide such a bloody luxury aboard the submersible, 14 fresh air vents were installed midship. However, they could only be used briefly during surface intervals.