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Applied Filters Broadsides! Caricature and the Navy 1775–1815
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Sailors in Caricature. Rowlandson, Woodward, Cruikshank, Williams, Heath, etc (Album)
The Hero of the Nile (caricature)
The Hero of the Nile (caricature) (Print)
Commanders Engaged at Sea (caricature) (Print)
The Coffin Expedition or Boney's Invincible Armada Half Seas Over (caricature)
The Coffin Expedition or Boney's Invincible Armada Half Seas Over (caricature) (Print)
Count de Grasse delivering his sword to the Gallant Admiral Rodney (caricature) (Print)
How a Great Admiral with a Great fleet went a Great way, was lost a Great while, saw a Great sight - & then came home for a little water (caricature) (Print)
The Sailor's Return (caricature)
The Sailor's Return (caricature) (Print)
The Council of war in 1756. (caricature) (Print)
The French Admiral Count De Grasse, Delivering his Sword to Admiral (now Lord) Rodney (Being a more Exact Representation of that Memorable Event than is given in any other Work of this kind) On Board the Ville de Paris after being Defeated by that Gallant Commander on the Glorious 12th of April 1782 in the West Indies (Print)
Sea Amusement or Commanders in Chief of Cup and Ball on a Cruise (caricature) (Print)
Admiral Nelson recreating with his Brave Tars after the Glorious Battle of the Nile (caricature)
Admiral Nelson recreating with his Brave Tars after the Glorious Battle of the Nile (caricature) (Print)
A true & lamentable Ballad call'd Billy Taylor, shewing the fatal effects of inconstancy (caricature) (Print)
Jack Tar Settling Bonaparte
'Fighting for the Dunghill, or, Jack Tar Setting Buonaparte. (caricature)' (Print)
'Extirpation of the Plagues of Egypt; - Destruction of Revolutionary Crocodiles; - or - The British Hero cleansing ye mouth of ye Nile (caricature)'
'Extirpation of the Plagues of Egypt; - Destruction of Revolutionary Crocodiles; - or - The British Hero cleansing ye mouth of ye Nile (caricature)' (Print)
The Sailor and the Juge (caricature) (Print)
A landstorm or Jack Tars out of their element (caricature) (Print)
John Bull taking a Luncheon: - or - British Cooks, cramming Old Grumble-Gizzard, with Bonne-Chere (caricature)
'John Bull taking a Luncheon: - or - British Cooks, cramming Old Grumble-Gizzard, with Bonne-Chere' (caricature) (Print)
Monsieur sneaking Gallantly into Brest's sulking Hole after receiving a preliminary salutation of British Jack Tar the 27 of July 1778 (caricature) (Print)
Equity or a sailor's Prayer before Battle. Anecdote of the Battle of Trafalgar (caricature)
Equity or a sailor's Prayer before Battle. Anecdote of the Battle of Trafalgar (caricature) (Print)
Britania's Assassination or - The Republican's Amusement (caricature) (Print)
Labour in vain or let them tug & be Da-nd (caricature) (Print)
Jack in a White Squall, Amongst Breakers - on the Lee Shore of St. Catherines (caricature) (Print)
'The Delegates in Counsel or Beggars on Horseback'
'The Delegates in Counsel or Beggars on Horseback' (Print)
An English Set-To or British Tars clearing the Deck of the Temeraire of French and Spaniards (caricature) (Print)