To Admiral Sir Hyde Parker, Kt. Commander in Chief...Vice Admiral Lord Nelson and Rear Admiral Thos Graves... the attack on the Danish fleet and Batteries, off Copenhagen, the second of April, 1801

A depiction of the Battle of Copenhagen in 1801, showing the British fleet in the foreground firing cannons at the Danish fleet in the background. Inscriptions below the image list the names of many of the British ships, as well as the relative locations of the Danish batteries.
From left to right: Désirée (port quarter view), Polyphemus (starboard quarter view), Isis, Edgar, Ardent, Glatton, Elephant, Ganges, Monarch, Defiance (all in starboard quarter view and positioned in a single line), Bellona (port quarter view), Russel (port quarter view), Agamemnon (port quarter view, front half visible).

Hand-coloured.

Object Details

ID: PAI5754
Type: Print
Display location: Not on display
Creator: Serres, John Thomas; Tomkins, Peltro William
Events: Napoleonic Wars: Battle of Copenhagen, 1801
Vessels: Isis (1774)
Date made: 4 Jul 1801
Credit: National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements: 431 mm x 710 mm