Viscount Nelson Collection
"Viscount Nelson: A Hero's Legacy" Flags used for Nelson's famous signal at the Battle of Trafalgar, 1805
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"Viscount Nelson: A Hero's Legacy" Flags used for Nelson's famous signal at the Battle of Trafalgar, 1805, fluttered proudly as Admiral Sir Horatio Nelson led his fleet to victory. The iconic image captured by artist Henry Bone in 1798-1799 immortalizes this legendary naval commander. In the heart-stirring painting "The Army and Navy, Wellington and Nelson, " created by Newton & Co around 1805, we witness the meeting of two great military minds. Wellington and Nelson stand side by side, representing a united force that would shape history. JMW Turner's masterpiece "The Victory Returning from Trafalgar" transports us back to the triumphant aftermath of battle. With meticulous detail, he portrays HMS Victory sailing home in three different positions—a testament to her resilience and glory. At The Royal Anchor in Liphook, Hampshire stands a pub named after Lord Nelson himself. This establishment pays homage to his legacy while providing a gathering place for locals who appreciate history and camaraderie. Daniel Maclise's poignant artwork "The Death of Nelson" captures the somber moment when our hero fell during battle. Painted between 1859-64 but inspired by events from decades earlier, it serves as a reminder of sacrifice and valor on the high seas. HMS Victory remains an enduring symbol of Viscount Nelson's indomitable spirit. Preserved since 1936 with utmost care and reverence, this majestic ship allows visitors to step onto its deck and imagine themselves partaking in historic battles firsthand. Newton & Co beautifully depict life aboard HMS Victory in their painting "The deck of HMS Victory. " From sailors working diligently to officers strategizing together—every brushstroke brings us closer to understanding what it was like serving under Lord Nelson's command. "The death of Admiral Lord Nelson, " portrayed by J Rogers circa 1857, encapsulates both tragedy and heroism.