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A view of the man-of-war 'Queen Charlotte', 100 guns, laying at Spithead, 1796 (aquatint)
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A view of the man-of-war 'Queen Charlotte', 100 guns, laying at Spithead, 1796 (aquatint)
7341849 A view of the man-of-war 'Queen Charlotte', 100 guns, laying at Spithead, 1796 (aquatint) by Fairburn, J. (19th Century); 25.3x35.1 cm; National Maritime Museum, London, UK; (add.info.: Creator: John Fairburn (publisher)
'...where in the ships Company is represented Manning the Yards, in order to salute the Admiral on coming aboard.'); © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Media ID 38176826
© © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London / Bridgeman Images
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This stunning aquatint print captures the majestic man-of-war 'Queen Charlotte', a 100-gun ship, laying at Spithead in 1796. The intricate details of the ship and its surroundings transport us back to a time when naval power ruled the seas.
The artist, John Fairburn, skillfully depicts the ship's crew manning the yards as they prepare to salute the admiral coming aboard. The sense of duty and discipline among these sailors is palpable, showcasing their commitment to serving their country with honor and pride.
As we gaze upon this historical scene, we are reminded of the importance of maritime forces in shaping world events during the 18th century. The British navy was a formidable presence on the high seas, ensuring that trade routes were secure and enemies were kept at bay.
The 'Queen Charlotte' stands as a symbol of strength and resilience, embodying the spirit of adventure and exploration that defined this era. Its imposing silhouette against the backdrop of Spithead evokes a sense of awe and admiration for those who sailed aboard her.
This print from the National Maritime Museum in London serves as a timeless reminder of Britain's naval heritage and its enduring legacy on global waters. It is a testament to human ingenuity and perseverance in overcoming challenges at sea.
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