The Britannic is no longer a forgotten ship, thanks to the great popularity of her sister, Titanic. However, due to her short life and the realities of the war she was born into, there are very few photographs of the great ship that survive. These fantastic graphic renderings of the Britannic have been created by graphic artist Christian Stenfelt. They show the great ship in all her glory, and highlight some of the differences between the Britannic and her older sisters. Please click on the thumbnails to view larger images.
This image shows the Britannic's stern-starboard quarter, looking forward, and clearly shows the changes made to her aft sections.
Britannic at sea.
This image, a similar to angle to the first, shows the Britannic's starboard side as she steams serenely through the ocean.
The Britannic settles by the bow into the Aegean Sea. All of the modifications made to her in the light of the Titanic disaster have proved futile.
Please note: All of the images on this page appear courtesy Christian Stenfelt, and remain his property. Not for re-use without express permission of Mr. Stenfelt.
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