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Spanish-American War 1898: Battle of Manila Bay, Philippines, 1 May 1898, the first

Spanish-American War 1898: Battle of Manila Bay, Philippines, 1 May 1898, the first


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Spanish-American War 1898: Battle of Manila Bay, Philippines, 1 May 1898, the first

Spanish-American War 1898: Battle of Manila Bay, Philippines, 1 May 1898, the first major engagement of the conflict. Spanish vessels destroyed by American fire. Overwhelming US victory. Print c1898. Naval Warfare

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Media ID 9757745

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1898 American Battle C1898 Chromolithograph Conflict Destroyed Engagement Fire Major Naval Overwhelming Philippines Spanish Spanish American Vessels Victory Warfare Manila


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This chromolithograph from the Universal Images Group (UIG) depicts a pivotal moment in history - the Battle of Manila Bay during the Spanish-American War of 1898. The print vividly captures the intensity and destruction that unfolded on May 1st, 1898, marking the first major engagement of this significant conflict. In this artwork, we witness American naval forces unleashing a devastating barrage upon Spanish vessels amidst the picturesque backdrop of Manila Bay in the Philippines. The power and overwhelming force displayed by the United States is evident as Spanish ships are engulfed in flames under relentless American fire. The artist skillfully portrays both chaos and victory within this scene. The fiery explosions contrast with serene waters, symbolizing not only destruction but also hope for a brighter future. This battle would ultimately lead to an astonishing triumph for America, solidifying their dominance over Spain's weakened fleet. As viewers gaze upon this historic print, they are transported back to a time when nations clashed at sea for supremacy. It serves as a reminder of how conflicts shape our world and alter its course forever. This artwork stands as a testament to bravery, sacrifice, and technological advancements that propelled America towards becoming a global superpower

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