The Harry Grace a Dieu from a drawing in the Anthony Roll

A line engraving of the 80-gun carrack or ‘great ship’ Great Harry – also called Henry (or Henri) Grace à Dieu – at anchor in a calm sea, from a drawing in the Anthony Roll in the Pepysian Collection at Cambridge. The ship’s sails are furled and her pennants flutter elegantly in a light breeze. Although this is a tranquil scene, the open gunports indicate her firepower. The engraving is made after a drawing in the Anthony Roll, which was a record of the ships in the Tudor navy, presented to Henry VIII by Anthony Anthony, a naval ordnance official, in 1546.

Object Details

ID: PAJ0202
Collection: Fine art
Type: Print
Display location: Not on display
Creator: Newton; J. White White, J.
Vessels: Henry Grace a Dieu (1514)
Date made: 1514
Credit: National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London, Caird Collection
Measurements: Sheet: 181 x 200 mm; Mount: 305 x 482 mm
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