The 'Vanguard' disabled and in tow by the 'Alexander', 22 May 1798
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The 'Vanguard' disabled and in tow by the 'Alexander', 22 May 1798
This is either a rough study by Nicholas Pocock for PAF5876 or a copy from it. The style suggests that the latter is more likely and that the artist is probably Pocock's son and pupil, William Innes Pocock (1783 -1836). He joined the Navy from 1795 and became a lieutenant in 1811, but was also a good marine artist who both exhibited and had some work published.
William Innes Pocock
Original size: 242 mm x 342 mm
- Image reference: PW5877
- National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
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