Warship
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Warship
Scale: Unknown. A model of a Royal Navy warship made in plaster with wood, metal, paper, and cotton fittings which has been realistically painted. The model depicts the vessel at 13.40 on 21 October 1805 at the height of the Battle of Trafalgar and the ship is shown with damage sustained in the battle. The ship is three masted, ship rigged and with set sails, showing shot damage. The hull is painted black with white stripes along the three gun decks. The decks are painted white with black deck fittings. The figurehead is missing and the lower yards on both the foremast and mainmast are detached.
William Haines
Original size: 260 mm x 185 mm x 325 mm
- Image reference: L3586-002
- National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London, Greenwich Hospital Collection
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