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Action between the China Fleet and a French squadron on February 15th 1804, 1804 (aquatint, coloured)
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Action between the China Fleet and a French squadron on February 15th 1804, 1804 (aquatint, coloured)
7342173 Action between the China Fleet and a French squadron on February 15th 1804, 1804 (aquatint, coloured) by Sartorius, Francis (1734-1804) (after); 49.2x74.2 cm; National Maritime Museum, London, UK; (add.info.: Creator: F Sartorius [artist]; William Barnard [engraver]; George Andrews [publisher]
Title To The Honble... East India Company. This Print of the Action between the China Fleet... & a Squadron of French Ships of War... Linois, in the China Sea, on the 15th Feby 1804 representing the Commencing of the Attack led on by Capt. I.F. Timmins in the Royal George is... dedicated by... George Andrews'. Hand-coloured. For key please see PAH8008 (PY8008)); © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
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This stunning aquatint print captures the intense action between the China Fleet and a French squadron on February 15th, 1804. The artist, Francis Sartorius, skillfully depicts the chaos of battle as British and French ships clash in the China Sea. The hand-colored details bring to life the drama of this historic naval engagement.
Led by Captain I.F. Timmins in the Royal George, the British forces are shown bravely facing off against their French adversaries under Admiral Linois. The dedication on the print to "The Honorable East India Company" highlights the significance of this event for British maritime history.
The intricate detailing in this artwork allows viewers to immerse themselves in the heart-pounding action of a naval battle from centuries past. From billowing sails to cannon fire and smoke-filled skies, every element is expertly rendered by engraver William Barnard.
This piece serves as a reminder of the valor and sacrifice made by sailors during times of conflict at sea. It stands as a testament to both artistic skill and historical accuracy, preserving an important moment in naval warfare for future generations to appreciate.
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