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'Through a Head Sea: H.M.S. "Aurora" Signalling a Strange Sail, 1891. Creator: Joseph Nash. 'Through a Head Sea: H.M.S. "Aurora" Signalling a Strange Sail, 1891. Creator: Joseph Nash

'Through a Head Sea: H.M.S. 'Aurora' Signalling a Strange Sail, 1891. Creator: Joseph Nash. 'Through a Head Sea: H.M.S. 'Aurora' Signalling a Strange Sail, 1891. Creator: Joseph Nash


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'Through a Head Sea: H.M.S. "Aurora" Signalling a Strange Sail, 1891. Creator: Joseph Nash. 'Through a Head Sea: H.M.S. "Aurora" Signalling a Strange Sail, 1891. Creator: Joseph Nash

'Through a Head Sea: H.M.S. "Aurora" Signalling a Strange Sail, 1891. From "The Graphic. An Illustrated Weekly Newspaper", Volume 44. July to December, 1891

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Through a Head Sea - H.M.S. 'Aurora' Signalling a Strange Sail,

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an 1891 masterpiece by renowned English artist Joseph Nash, captures the essence of naval warfare during the Victorian era. The black and white print, originally published in "The Graphic: An Illustrated Weekly Newspaper," depicts H.M.S. 'Aurora' braving rough seas as she sends a signal to other ships regarding a strange sail on the horizon. The image portrays a group of determined sailors on the deck of the armoured cruiser, battling the elements as they raise a large signal banner. The banner, bearing a standard that reads "Strange Sail Ho!," is hoisted high above the deck, signalling to other ships in the vicinity to be on alert. The men, dressed in their naval uniforms, appear focused and resolute, their faces etched with the grit and determination of seasoned sailors. In the background, the vast expanse of the sea stretches out, its dark, turbulent waters reflecting the ominous clouds above. The 'Aurora,' a proud symbol of the British Royal Navy, cuts through the waves, her armoured sides and tall funnel standing defiantly against the elements. The print beautifully encapsulates the spirit of naval warfare during the 19th century, a time when the seas were a battleground for nations vying for supremacy. Joseph Nash's 'Through a Head Sea: H.M.S. 'Aurora' Signalling a Strange Sail' is a testament to the courage and determination of the sailors who braved the seas during this era, and a reminder of the vital role that the navy played in shaping the world's geopolitical landscape. The print, with its intricate details and evocative imagery, continues to captivate viewers and transport them back to a bygone era of naval warfare and adventure.

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