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The Loss of the French Droits de L Homme, on 14. 1. 1798 off Ushant after an Attempt to
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CH445152 The Loss of the French Droits de L Homme, on 14.1.1798 off Ushant after an Attempt to Land Troops at Bantry Bay, Ireland, c.1850-60 (oil on canvas) by Tudgay Family (19th century); 84.5x141 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: painted by a member of the Tudgay family; ); Photo eChristies Images; British, out of copyright
Media ID 23011218
© Christie's Images / Bridgeman Images
1798 Attempt Bantry Bay Capsizing Choppy Independence Irish Rebellion Loss Shipwreck Sinking Stormy Ushant Wreck Wrecked Droits De Lhomme
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The Loss of the French Droits de L'Homme, on 14.1.1798 off Ushant after an Attempt to Land Troops at Bantry Bay, Ireland
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. This print captures a dramatic moment in history as depicted by the Tudgay Family in their oil painting from the 19th century. The scene depicts the tragic fate of the French ship Droits de L'Homme during a stormy encounter off Ushant on January 14th, 1798. The painting portrays the chaos and devastation that unfolded when this naval vessel attempted to land troops at Bantry Bay in Ireland during a time of rebellion and struggle for independence. As waves crash against its hull and winds howl mercilessly, we witness the ship's desperate fight against nature's fury. The loss of this majestic warship symbolizes not only a military defeat but also serves as a reminder of colonial ambitions and historical events surrounding Irish rebellion. The wrecked vessel stands as a testament to both human resilience and vulnerability in times of conflict. With meticulous attention to detail, the Tudgay Family has created an atmospheric seascape that transports us back to this tumultuous period in history. Through their skilled brushstrokes, they have captured not only the physical destruction but also evoke emotions tied to loss and sacrifice. This print offers viewers an opportunity to reflect upon significant moments from our past while appreciating artistry that brings these stories vividly to life.
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