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Epic naval combat off Dover (colour litho)
2808582 Epic naval combat off Dover (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: Epic naval combat off Dover. After ramming a German destroyer, the Broke crew jumps to the boarding. Illustration for Courier Sunday, 6-13 May 1917.); © Look and Learn
Media ID 22429218
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This print titled "Epic naval combat off Dover" by Achille Beltrame takes us back in time to a dramatic moment during World War I. The scene depicts a fierce battle between the Royal Navy and German forces, set against the backdrop of the iconic white cliffs of Dover. Thick smoke billows from burning ships as sailors clad in their uniforms engage in intense combat. In the center of the image, we witness a daring act of bravery as the crew of HMS Broke jumps onto an enemy destroyer after ramming it. This courageous move exemplifies the determination and resilience of British sailors during this tumultuous period. The artist's attention to detail is remarkable, capturing every element that defines this chaotic scene: flames engulfing vessels, collapsing structures, and marines fighting with all their might. The use of vibrant colors adds depth and intensity to the artwork, making it come alive before our eyes. Beltrame's illustration was originally published in Courier Sunday magazine in May 1917, providing readers with a visual representation of one aspect of naval warfare during World War I. Today, this print serves as a powerful reminder not only of historical events but also honors those who fought valiantly for their countries amidst great danger on land and sea.
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