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The Battle off Cape St. Vincent;Commodore Nelson receiving the Sword of the Dying Spaninish...'1891 Creator: Daniel Orme
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The Battle off Cape St. Vincent;Commodore Nelson receiving the Sword of the Dying Spaninish...'1891 Creator: Daniel Orme
The Battle off Cape St. Vincent;Commodore Nelson receiving the Sword of the Dying Spaninish Admiral, Don Xavier Winthvysen on board the "San Josef" February 14 1797, after Orme. 1891. From "The Graphic. An Illustrated Weekly Newspaper", Volume 44. July to December, 1891
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The Battle off Cape St. Vincent - Commodore Nelson Receiving the Sword of the Dying Spanish Admiral, Don Xavier Wintthysen on Board the
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San Josef," February 14, 1797, after Orme" is a captivating print depicting a pivotal moment in naval history. The image, created by Daniel Orme in 1891, was originally published in "The Graphic: An Illustrated Weekly Newspaper." The scene portrays the aftermath of the Battle of Cape St. Vincent, which took place on February 14, 1797, during the Anglo-Spanish War. In the foreground, the British Admiral Horatio Nelson, later known as Lord Nelson, stands tall and resolute on the deck of a British battleship. He is shown receiving the sword of the dying Spanish Admiral, Don Xavier Wintthysen, who lies mortally wounded on the deck of the Spanish flagship, the "San Josef." The defeated Spanish admiral extends his hand, offering the sword as a symbol of surrender. The background is filled with a chaotic scene of battle, with smoke rising from the ships and the water, and sailors from both sides scrambling around. The print captures the heroism and leadership of Nelson, who would go on to become a legendary figure in British naval history. The image also highlights the concept of warfare during the Victorian era, with the use of battleships, gunships, and sailors in action. The print is a testament to the bravery and determination of the sailors and naval officers involved in the battle, as well as the strategic importance of naval warfare during the 19th century. The image has been preserved and passed down through the centuries, providing a glimpse into the past and the rich history of naval warfare. Overall, "The Battle off Cape St. Vincent: Commodore Nelson Receiving the Sword of the Dying Spanish Admiral, Don Xavier Wintthysen on Board the "San Josef," February 14, 1797, after Orme" is a powerful and evocative image that continues to captivate and inspire viewers today.
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