Captain Lord George Graham in his Cabin (1715-1747)
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Captain Lord George Graham in his Cabin (1715-1747)
A conversation piece thought to be set in the captain's cabin of the 'Nottingham', 60 guns, and probably commissioned by the sitter, who was youngest son of the first Duke of Montrose, to celebrate his action off Ostend in June 1745. While commanding the frigate 'Bridgwater', 24 guns, Graham had attacked a squadron of French privateers, capturing valuable prizes. His reward was the command of the larger 'Nottingham'.
William Hogarth
- Image reference: BHC2720
- National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
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