Marine and Maritime

Robert DoddA squadron of the Red at Spithead, waiting for a breeze

Peter MonamyKing George I's first arrival in the Peregrine Galley in September 1714, with Tilbury Fort saluting

Thomas LunyShipping off Greenwich

Montague DawsonReef down - 6 metre yachts off the Isle of Wight

John Cleveley The ElderKing George III reviewing the Fleet at Spithead, off Portsmouth Harbour

Eugene BoudinLe Havre, Bassin de la Barre

Henry MoretPorspoder, Finistère

Albert MarquetPorquerolles, après-midi d’été

Thomas ButtersworthThe Bristol privateer, Caesar, Captain Valentine Baker, engaging a 32-gun French frigate in the Bristol Channel on 27th June 1782

CHARLES-FRANÇOIS GRENIER DE LACROIX called LACROIX DE MARSEILLESunrise: Levantine merchants on a quay below a castle, a Dutch man-of-war at anchor beyond Sunset: fishermen preparing their nets, a port and a Dutch man-of-war beyond

Charles BrookingThe English privateer squadron known as the 'Royal Family' engaging enemy ships; A merchant snow, two of the King's ships-of-war, a lugger and a cutter in the Channel

Montague DawsonSurging Forward: The Race between the Clipper Ships 'Lightening' and 'Red Jacket' across the Atlantic in 1854