Art Resource - AR9117981

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Map of Lepanto in Italy. The Battle of Lepanto took place on 7 October 1571. A fleet of the Holy League, a coalition of Spain and other catholic European countries, decisively defeated the main fleet

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Bombardment of Bomarsund. AUG 15TH 1854 (HALF PAST 11 O'CLOCK, AM) SKETCHED FROM HMS BULLDOG . Bird's eye view of the battlescene, explosion on the horizon, ships firing cannons at the fortifications.

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The 'Earl of Abergavenny' in full sail. Oil painting.

The 'Earl of Abergavenny' in full sail. Oil painting, The 'Earl of Abergavenny', East Indiaman, off Southsea, 1801 Inscribed:T Luny, 1801 34 by 60 ins (86.5 by 152 cms) Purchased from R. Wordsworth-Smith, 1896 This vessel (1, 200 tons), was wrecked on Portland Shambles, 5 February, 1805, with the loss of nearly 300 persons and a cargo valued at ??200, 000. The captain, who went down with it, was John Wordsworth, younger brother of the poet, who alludes to him in hisLines on apicture of Peel Castle in a storm, and again inThe fir grove path andNature and thepoet. He had previously commanded the same ship in Dances action. Illustrated by Thomas Luny.

Unique Identifier AR9117981

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Purpose Public

Size 5644px × 3280px

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