A semi-aerial view towards the Turkish fort of Sedd-el-Bahr at V-Beach, Cape Helles, Gallipoli, after the bombardment and landing of 25 April. It is signed, lower left, by the artist, 'W L Wyllie from a sketch by a naval officer' and further inscribed along the bottom to describe features shown: 'River Clyde' (troopship, back left), 'Trawler Towing six lifeboats' (though none are shown under tow here), 'V Beach', 'Seddul Bahr [Turkish fort] burning after bombardment by [HMS] Queen Elizabeth and Agamemnon' (with 'Hill 141' written above 'Queen Elizabeth') and 'Picket boat towing [three] lifeboats to De Tells landing'. The three-funnelled destroyer behind the trawler is one of the 'G' Class: all 16 of the class were serving in the Mediterranean at this time. Wyllie included this drawing in his and M.F. Wren's 'Sea Fights of the Great War' (1918) f. p. 154, though whether he originally did it for that purpose and exactly when is not clear.