HMS Queen Lying in Grand Harbour | Follower of Anton Schranz | 19th Century Size:24"x16" The intricate design on the

The intricate design on the ship's stern prominently features a coat of arms

August 1841

to stop English interference in the Spanish Netherlands

Many others drowned below decks

Superb early historical account of the famous battle at night from the 3rd August 1798 between the French and British navy along the Nile Delta that raged across the Mediterranean coast for three days

HMS Queen Lying in Grand Harbour | Follower of Anton Schranz | 19th Century Size:24"x16" The intricate design on theThis 19th Century fine art print is a faithful reproduction of the HMS Queen lying in Grand Harbour, painted by the follower of Anton Schranz. The print captures the majesty and grandeur of the historical vessel perfectly, allowing you to enjoy the beauty of its design in your home. Print: A premium quality heavyweight (200gsm) fine art print material with a smooth, clean finish. This museum quality paper is extremely consistent and works perfectly