Inking of The Titanic: Photographer colours black and white pictures of world's most famous ship with extraordinary results . Russian photo editor Anton Logvynenko has coloured in original black ...

STUNNING colourised images show the opulent RMS Titanic like you’ve never seen her before. The doomed liner was one of the most decadent to ever have been built, and it’s clear to see its gra… ...

Thomas Schmidt of 3D History took original black and white photos from the Titanic’s maiden voyage (you know the Titanic: ship, 1912, iceberg, tragedy, etc.) and colorized them, ...

He said the Titanic's speed was yet another inconsistency following the ship's sinking. "The Titanic was doing nearly 23 knots at time of impact, whereas the White Star Line told the English press ...

The Royal Mail Steamer Titanic was one of three large ships built by the White Star Line during a time of intense competition among shipping lines, according to history.com. Construction of the ...

105 years after the ill-fated ship sank, the Titanic still has a grip on the popular imagination like few other events, with auction items getting high bids.

A photograph believed to show the iceberg that collided with the RMS. Titanic in 1912 is going up for auction with a note describing red paint seen on it.

The photo was taken aboard the recovery ship C.S MacKay-Bennett. Photo taken on the C.S MacKay-Bennett (1912). Image courtesy of Henry Aldridge. Verity Babbs April 24, 2024 ShareShare This Article ...

The picture is up for sale at Henry Aldridge & Son Auctioneers of Devizes, Wiltshire, for an estimated price of £4,000 to £7,000. It shows a large glacier taken two days after the ship sank.