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Description Home dccooley Get a Free Appraisal Tag Cloud more tags Battle of Quiberon Bay Representation de la Glorieuse, Defaite de la Flotte Francoise commandee parle Mare chat Conflans de Belle Isle le 20 Novembre 1759 operee par la flotte de Sa Majeste Britannique sous Son Commandement. Les Vaisseaux. Francois furent defaits pendant qu ils escortoient un corp d espedition pour envahir loes Domaines Britanniques. La representation est humblement dediee par le tres obesissant serviteur. Publie selon la loy 16 Mars 1806 a Brest, Se vend chez/'Editeur, Leunault a l'Arsenel Richard Perret. Dessone Par R. Perret. This is a painting When Sir Edward Hawke which was a Naval officer of the Royal Navy Lead Victory preventing French from Invasion of Britain at the Battle of Quberon Bay on November 20, 1759

Category Paintings

Distinguishing marks Jean Simond Sculp 1806

Condition Excellent

Size and dimensions of this item 33"X28"

Date Period 1806

Weight Weight: 10

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