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John Bull, the leviathan of the ocean or the French fleet sailing into the mouth

John Bull, the leviathan of the ocean or the French fleet sailing into the mouth of the Nile!, engraving 1798, John Bull eating French sailing ships, a satire on the French defeat during the War of the Second Coalition, possibly refers to the Battle of the Nile

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1798 Battle Bull Defeat Eating Fleet John John Bull Leviathan Mouth Nile Nostalgia Nostalgic Ocean Old Fashioned Sailing Satire Second Ships Traditional Coalition


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This vintage engraving from 1798, titled "John Bull, the leviathan of the ocean or the French fleet sailing into the mouth of the Nile!" captures a moment of triumph and satire during the War of the Second Coalition. The artwork depicts John Bull, symbolizing Great Britain's naval power, devouring French sailing ships as they sail towards their defeat in battle. The artist skillfully employs illustrative techniques to convey both historical significance and cultural commentary. The intricate engravement showcases a nostalgic aesthetic that transports us back to an era when traditional art forms reigned supreme. This aged print evokes a sense of romanticism and nostalgia for bygone times. The image serves as a reminder of British victory over France during this significant conflict. It possibly alludes to the Battle of the Nile, where Admiral Nelson's decisive actions led to a crushing defeat for Napoleon Bonaparte's forces. With its retro-styled charm and historic allure, this engraved image offers viewers an opportunity to delve into history while appreciating artistic craftsmanship. Its portrayal of John Bull as a formidable force swallowing French ships is not only visually striking but also conveys political satire aimed at mocking France's defeat. As part of Liszt Collection's antique artworks collection, this print invites us to reflect on past events through visual storytelling.

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