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Canopus 80 guns First class 2nd rate, c.1849 (etching)
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Canopus 80 guns First class 2nd rate, c.1849 (etching)
7341808 Canopus 80 guns First class 2nd rate, c.1849 (etching) by Nibbs, Richard Henry (c.1816-93); 27.4x38 cm; National Maritime Museum, London, UK; (add.info.: Creator: Richard Henry Nibbs
The Canopus is shown surrounded by smaller vessels. Signed by artist.; Stored in portfolio with PAF5103-PAF5119 entitled Shipping, coast scenes and Antiquities of Sussex and dated 1876, the date of the collection.); © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Media ID 38516200
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This stunning etching captures the majestic Canopus 80 guns First class 2nd rate ship in all its glory, surrounded by smaller vessels. Created by artist Richard Henry Nibbs in 1849, this piece is a true masterpiece of maritime art.
The intricate details of the Canopus and the surrounding ships are expertly rendered, showcasing the power and grandeur of these naval vessels. The artist's signature adds a personal touch to this historical depiction.
Stored in a portfolio with other works entitled Shipping, coast scenes, and Antiquities of Sussex dating back to 1876, this print offers a glimpse into the past and serves as a reminder of Britain's rich maritime history.
The black and white contrast adds depth to the scene, highlighting the fine lines and shading used by Nibbs to bring this composition to life. The Canopus stands out as a formidable warship among its companions, symbolizing strength and dominance on the open seas.
Whether you're an admirer of naval history or simply appreciate fine artistry, this print is sure to captivate your imagination and transport you back to a time when sailing ships ruled the waves. A true treasure from the National Maritime Museum in London that deserves admiration for generations to come.
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