13-37 Agnes A. P. Barr Lifeboat Art Print
13-37 Agnes A. P. Barr (ON 1344) | Shannon Class Lifeboat Art Prints
Celebrate Agnes A. P. Barr (13-37) with a beautifully detailed art print inspired by this Shannon Class all-weather lifeboat, associated with Invergordon Lifeboat Station.
The Shannon Class is known for its distinctive design and the advanced engineering required for all-weather lifeboat operations. This artwork celebrates Agnes A. P. Barr as a specific vessel, making it a meaningful choice for those who recognise the name, have a connection to Invergordon, or appreciate the design of modern lifeboats.
Whether chosen for a maritime collection, as a gift, or to commemorate a personal connection to the vessel, this print offers a lasting way to celebrate Agnes A. P. Barr.
Print Options
Select the finish that best suits your needs:
- Poster Print: Printed on bright white, medium-weight paper with a smooth matt finish.
- Framed Print: Presented in a real wood frame, ready to hang and enjoy.
Make Your Print Personal
For an extra personal touch, you can choose the viewing side and add your own words to the artwork.
- Port or Starboard View: Choose your preferred side of the lifeboat. If you're commemorating someone whose name appears on the vessel, you can select the side that displays it.
- Personal Dedication: Add custom text along the bottom of the print, whether that's a name, a few meaningful words or a dedication to someone special.
These personal touches can turn the artwork into a particularly meaningful keepsake for family members, lifeboat supporters and anyone with a connection to Agnes A. P. Barr.
Interested in a different Shannon Class lifeboat? My other Shannon Class art prints can be customised with your chosen vessel name, number and station, with individual adjustments available to help match the boat's specification.
An independently created artwork inspired by Agnes A. P. Barr and the Shannon Class lifeboat design. This product is not an official RNLI product and is not endorsed or approved by the RNLI.

