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 Kirkalls' mezzotint of the Royal Sovereign: E Collectione Nathanielis Blackerby Armigeri colour inset: van de velde's royal sovereign reversed: considerable variation picture destroyed |  greenwich britannia |
 The Britannia: a picture destroyed in WWII preliminary drawings by van de Velde Jnr for this painting are still extant The Britannia: at Greenwich
 Auctioned as Backhuysen at a sale in Amsterdam, lot 7, May 1st, 1974 kirkall's "britannia" mezzotint: no owner's name, no identification detail from kirkall's "britannia" mezzotint: what ship is this meant to be? the stern of kirkall's ship seems to be a frolic of his own devising colour inset: stern of van de velde's royal sovereign unsigned: monamy's "britannia" composition: but what ship does the stern represent? monamy's paintings: signal to anchor almost identical, except for lanterns: an idealised ship? 
baston's prints of byng's flagships: by 1718 byng's ship was the barfleur Monamy has given the ship more windows than Baston. See here for Alicante.



stern sequence: a summarykirkall: capital ships kirkall's shipping prints: conclusions the Britannia and/or Royal Sovereign The Royal William or is it the Royal Anne? Bow Views Stern Views Port Starboard
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