Battle of Camperdown: The Dutch Fleet Defeated in 1797, by Robert Dodd Size:30x40in (75x100cm) Known for its picturesque beaches

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Lloyd out of New York in 1861 - the outbreak of the Civil War

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Battle of Camperdown: The Dutch Fleet Defeated in 1797, by Robert Dodd Size:30x40in (75x100cm) Known for its picturesque beachesThis captivating aquatint by Robert Dodd, titled "The Dutch Fleet Defeated on the Afternoon of the 11th October 1797," vividly captures the decisive climax of the Battle of Camperdown, a significant naval engagement during the French Revolutionary Wars. Painted and engraved by Dodd himself, this historic artwork portrays the dramatic moment when the Dutch flagship, under the command of Admiral de Winter, lies dismasted and close to surrender.