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H Ms "Imperieuse"and Some of the Newest Types of the Ships of the British Navy (engraving)
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H Ms "Imperieuse"and Some of the Newest Types of the Ships of the British Navy (engraving)
1044708 H Ms " Imperieuse" and Some of the Newest Types of the Ships of the British Navy (engraving) by Atkins, William Edward (1842-1910); Private Collection; (add.info.: H Ms " Imperieuse" and Some of the Newest Types of the Ships of the British Navy. Illustration for The Graphic, 1883.); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection; British, out of copyright
Media ID 22503590
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This engraving titled "H Ms 'Imperieuse' and Some of the Newest Types of the Ships of the British Navy" showcases a remarkable collection of naval vessels from the 19th century. Created by William Edward Atkins in 1883, this illustration was featured in The Graphic magazine. The image presents a dynamic scene filled with various types of ships that exemplify Britain's naval prowess during that era. In the foreground, H Ms 'Imperieuse', an impressive vessel, takes center stage. Surrounding her are modern gun boats, swift cruisers, torpedo launches, and old colossus ships. Each ship is meticulously detailed, highlighting their unique features such as bow views, deck plans, cordelia class designations, chase guns, and torpedoes. The artist skillfully captures both the grandeur and functionality of these warships while emphasizing their role in protecting Britain's interests at sea. The presence of troops on board suggests their importance in maintaining national security. This engraving serves as a historical record not only for naval enthusiasts but also for those interested in military history or maritime exploration. It offers viewers a glimpse into an era when wooden two-deckers like H Ms 'Edinburgh' were still prevalent alongside more advanced vessels like H Ms 'Ajax, ' 'Glatton, ' 'Temeraire, ' and 'Colossus. ' Overall, this print provides a fascinating insight into the evolution of British naval technology during this period while showcasing the might and strength of its armed forces on both land and sea.
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