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Materials & Techniques hand coloring

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Creator Gender male

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Credit Line Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Collection

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Period 19th century

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Genre military art

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Image Use Free to Use

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William Henry Simmons The Departure (Second Class)
Print made by William Henry Simmons, 1811–1882
The Departure (Second Class)
1857
Matthew Dubourg The Marquis of Anglesea Wounded Whilst Leading a Charge of Heavy Cavalry at the Close of the Battle of Waterloo, June 18, 1815
Print made by Matthew Dubourg, active 1786–1838
The Marquis of Anglesea Wounded Whilst Leading a Charge of Heavy Cavalry at the Close of the Battle of Waterloo, June 18, 1815
1815
William Henry Simmons The Return (First Class)
Print made by William Henry Simmons, 1811–1882
The Return (First Class)
1857
Remi Parr The taking of Porto Bello by Vice Admiral Vernon on the 22nd of Novr. 1739 with Six Men of War only
Print made by Remi Parr, active 1723–1750
The taking of Porto Bello by Vice Admiral Vernon on the 22nd of Novr. 1739 with Six Men of War only
undated
Paul Fourdrinier Sweet William's Farewell to Black Eyed Susan
Print made by Paul Fourdrinier, 1698–1758
Sweet William's Farewell to Black Eyed Susan
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Remi Parr The taking of the St. Joseph a Spanish Carracca Ship, Sept. 23 1739, by the Chester and Canterbury Men of War, this Prize was Valued at upwards of 150,000 pounds.
Print made by Remi Parr, active 1723–1750
The taking of the St. Joseph a Spanish Carracca Ship, Sept. 23 1739, by the Chester and Canterbury Men of War, this Prize was Valued at upwards of 150,000 pounds
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