Admiral Howe Collection
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"Admiral Howe: A Heroic Figure in British Naval History" Amidst the turbulent times of the late 18th century, one name stood out as a symbol of bravery and leadership on the high seas - Admiral Howe. With his notable achievements and unwavering dedication to the English nation, he left an indelible mark on history. The captivating artwork titled "Mal Lui Veut Mal Lui Tourne Dit Le Bonne Homme Richard" depicts Admiral Howe during this era of conflict. Created anonymously around 1780, it showcases his commanding presence and strategic prowess that earned him respect from both allies and foes alike. Another intriguing piece, "State of the English Nation, " also created around 1780 by an anonymous artist, captures the essence of Admiral Howe's influence during this period. It serves as a testament to his role in shaping England's destiny amidst political turmoil. One cannot overlook the lithograph depicting "Fight between Brunswick and Le Vengeur. " This visual spectacle encapsulates Admiral Howe's relentless pursuit of victory against formidable opponents at sea. His tactical brilliance shines through as he leads his fleet with unparalleled determination. In January 11th's artwork entitled "Uncle George and Black Dick at their New Game of Naval Shuttlecock, " we catch a glimpse into Admiral Howe's lighter side. Despite being engaged in intense naval battles, he still found moments for camaraderie and leisure with fellow officers. Lord Howe himself is immortalized in various portraits throughout history; each capturing different facets of his character. Whether it be Isaac Cruikshank's depiction from 1830 or another unknown artist's portrayal from 1816, they all convey Lord Howe’s dignified demeanor and resolute spirit. Amongst these artistic tributes stands J Flaxman’s sculpted monument located within St Pauls Cathedral. Erected in 1818, it pays homage to Earl Howe’s lasting legacy and serves as a reminder of his significant contributions to the nation.