'The Queen Charlotte' at Spithead, 1790
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'The Queen Charlotte' at Spithead, 1790
This review at Spithead, which the artist may have witnessed, demonstrated England's sea power just before the French Revolutionary Wars. In this interpretation, ships ride at anchor in Spithead, opposite Portsmouth, the most important naval base in the country. To the left of centre, the dominant ship is Admiral Lord Howe's flagship, 'Queen Charlotte', a new 104-gun first-rate.
William Anderson
- Image reference: BHC2260
- National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
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