PHILIPPINES: WRECK, 1898. The wreck of the Reina Cristina, sunk in the Battle of Manila Bay

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PHILIPPINES: WRECK, 1898. The wreck of the Reina Cristina, sunk in the Battle of Manila Bay

PHILIPPINES: WRECK, 1898.
The wreck of the Reina Cristina, sunk in the Battle of Manila Bay. Photograph, c1898

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1898 Battle Cruiser Filipino Manila Manila Bay Philippine Philippines Ship Smokestack Spanish Wreck Sunk

EDITORS COMMENTS
This print takes us back to the year 1898, during a significant event in Philippine history - the Battle of Manila Bay. The image showcases the haunting wreckage of the Reina Cristina, a Spanish cruiser that met its tragic fate during this fierce battle. As we gaze upon this photograph, we are transported to a time when smoke billowed from its shattered smokestack and remnants of what was once a majestic ship lay scattered across Manila Bay. The late 19th century exterior of the Reina Cristina is captured with remarkable detail, allowing us to appreciate both its grandeur and devastation. The photographer's lens skillfully captures the essence of this historic moment, freezing it in time for future generations to reflect upon. This photograph serves as a poignant reminder of the turbulent past that shaped the Philippines' struggle for independence. It symbolizes not only an important chapter in Filipino history but also signifies a turning point at the turn of the century when colonial powers clashed and nations fought for their sovereignty. Granger Art on Demand has preserved this powerful image, ensuring that it continues to evoke emotions and spark conversations about our shared human experiences. Through their dedication to preserving historical artifacts like these, they enable us to connect with our past and gain deeper insights into our collective journey as humanity.

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