This View of the perilous situation of H.M. Ships Pique, Vesuvius and Zebra, off Mount Carmel, in the Bay of Acre, during the Awful Storm of Decr 2nd 1840, after the capture of the Fortress of Acre, when the Zebra was stranded, Is dedicated... by... Ackermann & Compy
A view of several ships caught in a violent storm. In the foreground, the ‘Pique’ is shown with all of her masts and rigging broken off. On the left, in the middle ground lies the ‘Vesuvius’ paddlesteamer, and astern on the right is the ‘Zebra’. Coloured aquatint.
Medium includes gum arabic.
Medium includes gum arabic.
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Object Details
ID: | PAH9233 |
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Collection: | Fine art |
Type: | |
Display location: | Not on display |
Creator: | Knell, William Adolphus; Hunt, C. Ackermann, Rudolph Hawkins, Frank Keene |
Vessels: | Pique (1834); Zebra (1815) Vesuvius (1839) |
Date made: | 8 Jul 1841 |
Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
Measurements: | Sheet: 494 x 681 mm; Mount: 606 mm x 836 mm |
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