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After Pocock, This Print Representing the British Fleet under the command of Admiral Sir Hyde Parker, with Vice Admiral Lord Nelson, K.B. and Rear Admiral Thomas Graves, 1802 (paper, ink)
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After Pocock, This Print Representing the British Fleet under the command of Admiral Sir Hyde Parker, with Vice Admiral Lord Nelson, K.B. and Rear Admiral Thomas Graves, 1802 (paper, ink)
7340913 After Pocock, This Print Representing the British Fleet under the command of Admiral Sir Hyde Parker, with Vice Admiral Lord Nelson, K.B. and Rear Admiral Thomas Graves, 1802 (paper, ink) by Pocock, Nicholas (1741-1821) (after); 79.1x105 cm; National Maritime Museum, London, UK; (add.info.: Creator: after Nicholas Pocock; Robinson Kittoe; Bluck; Robert Ackermann
Entering the Sound, and passing the Castle and Fortress of Cronenburgh, on the 28 of March 1801, Is Dedicated ... to Earl Spencer ...
Mounted aquatint and etching, after the watercolour made in January 1802 by Pockock (PAJ2305). Portfolio. The British fleet is shown passing up the sound between Denmark and Sweden on 28 March 1801. The 'Elephant' (Nelson's flagship) is shown second in the line of British ships, behind 'Monarch'. One of the small vessels on the far right is the lugger 'Lark'.); © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Media ID 38372052
© © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London / Bridgeman Images
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This stunning print captures a pivotal moment in British naval history, showcasing the formidable fleet under the command of Admiral Sir Hyde Parker, with Vice Admiral Lord Nelson, K.B. and Rear Admiral Thomas Graves at its helm. The intricate details and vibrant colors bring to life the scene of the British ships entering the Sound on March 28, 1801.
The print pays homage to renowned artist Nicholas Pocock's original watercolor from January 1802, expertly recreated through mounted aquatint and etching techniques by Robinson Kittoe, Bluck, and Robert Ackermann. The dedication to Earl Spencer adds a personal touch to this historical masterpiece.
As you gaze upon this artwork, you can almost feel the tension and anticipation in the air as the British fleet navigates past Cronenburgh Castle and Fortress. The 'Elephant', Nelson's flagship, stands out proudly in second position behind 'Monarch', symbolizing strength and leadership.
Every detail in this print tells a story of courage, strategy, and unity among these legendary naval figures. It serves as a timeless reminder of Britain's maritime prowess during this era. Displaying it in your home or office will not only add an elegant touch but also spark conversations about our rich naval heritage.
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