British Tar with foot on anchor holding white ensign inscribed 'Progressive costume of the British Navy, from Queen Elizabeth, to His Majesty William the III Drawn by Wm. Heath'

Bound with PAG3895, PAG3897-PAG3904.; Medium includes graphite.

ID:	PAG3896
Type:	Drawing
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	Heath, William
Date made:	circa 1840
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	158 mm x 163 mm
Parts:	William Heath Sketchbook ca.1840. Progressive costume of the British Navy (Album) British Tar with foot on anchor holding white ensign inscribed 'Progressive costume of the British Navy, from Queen Elizabeth, to His Majesty William the III Drawn by Wm. Heath' (Drawing) (PAG3896) Scene of boarding a vessel showing costume of 1588 (Drawing) (PAG3897) Scene of quarter deck of naval vessel showing costume of period 1638 (Drawing) (PAG3898) Scene of officers being rowed to their ships showing naval dress 1703 (Drawing) (PAG3899) Scene of an officer and helmsman on deck of naval vessel during a storm, showing naval dress 1746 (Drawing) (PAG3900) British naval officer about to be ferried to a three-decker showing officer's and seaman's dress of 1780 (Drawing) (PAG3901) Scene on board naval vessel during battle showing British naval officer's uniform 1797 (Drawing) (PAG3902) Scene on deck of naval vessel showing British naval officer's uniform of 1810 (Drawing) (PAG3903) British naval officer in dress of 1835 on shore leaning on anchor with vessel and fortification behind (Drawing) (PAG3904)