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Crippled but unconquered: The Belleisle at the Battle of Trafalgar
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Crippled but unconquered: The Belleisle at the Battle of Trafalgar
IL241955 Crippled but unconquered: The Belleisle at the Battle of Trafalgar, 21st October 1805, from British Battles on Land and Sea edited by Sir Evelyn Wood (1838-1919) first published 1915 (colour litho) by Wyllie, William Lionel (1851-1931) (after); Private Collection; English, out of copyright
Media ID 23362922
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Crew Rigging Ropes Wreck Wreckage Wrecked
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This print captures the indomitable spirit of the HMS Belleisle amidst the chaos and destruction of the Battle of Trafalgar on 21st October 1805. Despite being crippled, this majestic ship stands as a symbol of resilience and unwavering determination. The wreckage surrounding the Belleisle tells a tale of fierce naval combat, with ropes and rigging entangled in disarray. The ship's battered hull bears witness to the intense battle that took place, showcasing both its strength and vulnerability. In this moment frozen in time, we catch a glimpse of the brave crew members who fought valiantly onboard. These sailors epitomize courage as they navigate through treacherous waters, their loyalty to their country shining through even in times of great peril. As part of Britain's Royal Navy, the Belleisle represents not only military might but also national pride. It serves as a reminder that despite adversity, our armed forces remain steadfast in protecting our shores and upholding our values. This stunning artwork by William Lionel Wyllie beautifully portrays an important chapter in British history. Through his masterful use of color lithography, he brings to life this iconic scene from Sir Evelyn Wood's renowned publication "British Battles on Land and Sea". Displayed proudly within private collections today, this image continues to inspire awe for those who appreciate both artistry and historical significance.
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