VI: Some English Ships attack the Spanish Fleet to the Westward. The Spaniards draw themselves into a Roundel: And afterwards keeping on their Course, are followed by the English
Clement Lemprière ( - 1746)
John Pine (1690 - 1756)
Coloured engraving
24 June 1739-
About the work
- Location
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Country: UK
City: London
Place: Cabinet Office, 70 Whitehall
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- People
- Howard, Charles, 2nd Baron Howard of Effingham and 1st Earl of NottinghamFenton, EdwardSouthwell, Sir RobertSheffield, Edmund, 1st Earl of MulgraveClifford, George, 3rd Earl of CumberlandHoward, Thomas, 1st Earl of SuffolkDrake, Sir FrancisWilloughby, MrFrobisher, Sir MartinHoby, Sir EdwardCrosse, Sir RobertVavasour, Sir ThomasBlount, Charles, 8th Baron Mountjoy and Earl of DevonshireCecil, Thomas, 1st Earl of ExeterKnevet, MrPalavicino, Sir HoratioFenner, GeorgeSeymour, Lord HenryGonson, BenjaminHawkins, Sir JohnBaker, ChristopherBecton, Sir George
- Places
- England, Dorset, Isle of Portland, English Channel
- Subjects
- topography, male portrait, seascape/coastal scene, sea, coat of arms, Anglo-Spanish War (1585-1604), Armada, ship
- Materials & Techniques
- engraving, coloured engraving
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Details
- Title
- VI: Some English Ships attack the Spanish Fleet to the Westward. The Spaniards draw themselves into a Roundel: And afterwards keeping on their Course, are followed by the English
- Date
- 24 June 1739
- Medium
- Coloured engraving
- Acquisition
- Purchased from Parker Gallery, November 1956
- GAC number
- 3604