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Naval combat in the Mediterranean Sea, won by the French naval army on the orders of the Marquis de la Gallisonnieres (Roland Michel Barrin de la Galisonniere, 1693-1756) over that of England, commanded by Admiral Bink, on 20 May 1756
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Naval combat in the Mediterranean Sea, won by the French naval army on the orders of the Marquis de la Gallisonnieres (Roland Michel Barrin de la Galisonniere, 1693-1756) over that of England, commanded by Admiral Bink, on 20 May 1756
MMM5482036 Naval combat in the Mediterranean Sea, won by the French naval army on the orders of the Marquis de la Gallisonnieres (Roland Michel Barrin de la Galisonniere, 1693-1756) over that of England, commanded by Admiral Bink, on 20 May 1756; 32x47.7 cm; National Maritime Museum, London, UK; (add.info.: Naval combat in the Mediterranean Sea, won by the French naval army on the orders of the Marquis de la Gallisonnieres (Roland Michel Barrin de la Galisonniere, 1693-1756) over that of England, commanded by Admiral Bink, on 20 May 1756. (Military Expedition to Menorca or Port Mahon (Spain), Seven Years' War, 1756-1763). Color engraving (32 x 47.7 cm), French art, 18th century.); © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
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This stunning print captures the intense naval combat in the Mediterranean Sea on 20 May 1756, where the French naval army emerged victorious over their English counterparts. Commanded by the Marquis de la Gallisonnieres, the French forces executed a strategic and decisive battle plan that led to their triumph over Admiral Bink's English fleet.
The intricate details of this color engraving bring to life the fierce confrontation between these two powerful maritime nations during the Seven Years' War. The ships are depicted with precision and skill, showcasing the chaos and intensity of battle on the open sea.
As cannons roar and sails billow in the wind, viewers are transported back to this pivotal moment in history when France asserted its dominance in naval warfare. The bravery and skill of both sides are evident in every stroke of this artwork, capturing a crucial chapter in European military history.
This print serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made by sailors on both sides, as well as a testament to the leadership of figures like Marquis de la Gallisonnieres who played a key role in shaping world events through their command at sea.
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