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(MP598). Maritime Prints. oil on board. 25 worldwide 20.5 x 40.5 cms (8 x 16 ins)
HMS RAMILLIES, one of the five R Class battleships, was launched in 1914. During the launch, she injured her rudder […]
(MP595). Maritime Prints. Watercolour. 12 worldwide 30 x 47 cms (11.8 x 18.5 ins)
Although this watercolour of HOOD is dated 1929 by Cull, its provenance within the family that owns the original tells […]
Its 31 May 1916 and in the North Sea, off Jutland, a huge clash of British and German titans is […]
This famous battle cruiser pictured on “ a December afternoon at Scapa with island of Hoy and German Battle Cruisers […]
Painted here emerging from patchy visibility is the 3rd Battle Squadron, with HMS IRON DUKE (Captain F M Austin RN) […]
The painting may be dated 1921 but it depicts the ships a few years earlier as by 1918 LION had […]
HMS QUEEN ELIZABETH (Captain Geoffrey Blake DSO RN), flagship of the Commander-in-Chief Atlantic Fleet (Admiral Sir John de Robeck Bt […]
A classic Cull watercolour – a dreadnought emerging from a stormy, lowering sky as she shoulders and shudders her way […]
An artist renowned for his ability to create beautiful, delicate skies and seas, he has here exceeded even his legendary […]
To see these three great battle cruisers breasting the full force of a North Atlantic gale must have been a […]
This magnificent bow view of REVENGE gives some idea of just how massive and seemingly impregnable these leviathans were. Not […]
This etching of the Review of the Fleet has been seen by me just once before in some 40 years of […]
Wessex 5 XT449 of E Flight, 845 Sqn, was employed on casualty evacuation duties throughout the daylight hours, in the […]
For many generations of naval men, serving and retired, these three silhouettes – Grog, Sunday Rounds and Defaulters- were great favourites […]
(MP521). Frank Watson Wood (1862-1953). watercolour signed and dated 1928. 49 9 x 15.5 ins (23 x 39.5 cms) approx
This was too tempting! A set of caricatures (produced by Commander A.M. Hughes OBE of the Gieves Silhouettes fame, probably in […]
The protected anchorage at Portland formed by Chesil Beach and the south Dorset coast mainland to the west and […]
(MP545). Rowland Langmaid (1897-1956). Etching.
Built on the banks of Scotland’s River Clyde, the great 860 foot long hull – already weighing some 21,000 tons […]
HMS VICTORY (Captain J de M Hutchison CVO CMG) wearing at the main the flag of the Commander-in-Chief Portsmouth, Admiral […]
The original of this magnificent Turner painting belongs to Captain Sir Nicholas Wright KCVO RN. Full of atmosphere and executed […]
HOOD (Captain H.O. Reinold CVO RN) is painted here in 1926 off the west coast of Scotland enroute to Invergordon. […]
(MP311). An original hand tinted reproduction c.1885 of a scarce original wood engraving by H W Brewer. 96 x 35 […]
(MP403). Frank Watson Wood (1862-1953). watercolour signed and dated 1921 (LR). Limited Edition:12 copies worlwide 17 1/2 x 5 1/4 […]
This painting together with a further eight WL Wyllie watercolours of World War 1 scenes of “affairs at sea” was […]
With the commissioning of HMS St. VINCENT on 3 May 1910, the First Division, Home Fleet, was complete. Composed now […]
The night of 30/31st July 2021 marked the 72nd anniversary of the culmination of the incident on China’s River Yangtse […]
The scene here painted by Frank Watson Wood shows RMS EMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA (Captain Archibald Meikle MN) wearing the Royal […]
Andrew Stock (b.1960) is an artist of international renown, his most recognizable pictures being those of wildlife and rural subjects. […]
(MP350). Oil painting; signed. approx 15 copies left (April 2019) 20 1/2 x 14 1/2 inches (52 x 37 cms) […]
(MP487). Chart form with all ships laid out in plan and names of CO’s of warships and auxiliaries down each […]
Wyllie has painted the scene at the western side of Portsmouth Naval Base, probably in 1935 or 1937, following the […]
(MP518). HMS CHATHAM wearing the flag of Commander-in-Chief Fleet. By V Adm Sir John Webster FRSA. 1 copy only remaining […]
Formerly the property of the Fifth Earl Howe, the painting is now owned by M French Esq This magnificent painting […]
One of the definitive paintings of the battle and known throughout the world, William Lionel Wyllie’s “Trafalgar, 2.30 pm”, an […]
HM Yacht BRITANNIA was built at John Brown’s Shipyard on the Clyde and launched by Her Majesty The Queen in […]
This watercolour is one of over one hundred similar ship portraits – please enter Tufnell in the SEARCH box for more […]
Cull was commissioned by the Ist Cruiser Squadron captains of 1911 to paint this watercolour for their departing squadron admiral, […]
(MP447). Montague Dawson (1895-1973). Oil on canvas, signed (LL). Limited edition 49 copies worldwide 11 x 29 ins (28 x […]
This watercolour, undated by the artist, can nevertheless be pinned down to the fairly narrow 18 month period of post […]
This watercolour by Alma Cull has been signed, unusually for him, in pencil and is not dated: but inspection of […]
Dating the scene depicted is not easy but the painting is signed 1919 and there is no reason to believe […]
(MP269). Snaffles (Charlie Johnson Payne) (1884-1967). Original litho dating from c.1925 and signed in original hand. 53 x 38 cms
HMS St VINCENT was, when laid down in the last few days of 1907, the first Dreadnought battleship designed to […]
(MP379). Mandy Shepherd (1960 – ). Watercolour signed Mandy Shepherd (lower right) and with vignettes (ARK’s crest) lower left and […]
With a Queen Elizabeth Class battleship slowly underway only a few cables to starboard, the steam pinnace, her aft cabin […]
The scene here painted by Cull shows the situation at about 4.15pm on 31st May 1916 some 45 minutes after […]
(MP494). D R Hardstaff (1964 -). acryllic. Limited Edition 12 copies 12 x 16 ins (30.5 x 40.6 cms) approx
Having managed to fatally wound the Pucara the Harrier follows him down and backs off in the hovver whilst the […]
This largish, striking watercolour of the new dreadnought battleship HMS CENTURION (Captain The Hon Horace Hood MVO RN) running trials […]
Specially painted for the magazine “The Navy” This event took place according to Cunard records “sometime in 1941 in the […]
Built by Armstrong at Elswick 1911-1915 to order for the Chilean Navy and originally named VALPARAISO, this ship was essentially […]
An eye-catching painting in true Roddy Macdonald style of an SSN thought to be HMS COURAGEOUS in the 1970’s on […]
The style and sheer competence of this oil painting suggest that it has to be by one of the masters of this […]
HMS ROYAL OAK is conspicuous by her absence from the ranks of capital ships (she was sunk in October 1939) […]
The Armistice which concluded the First World War had been signed 9 months earlier when a representative Fleet of some […]
On 14 January 1986, Her Majesty’s Yacht BRITANNIA, under the command of Rear Admiral John Garnier CBE, was en route […]
This watercolour is one of several similar ones Frank Wood painted of the forlorn scene as ships of the surrendered […]
Royal Marine Musician George Lloyd was serving in the light cruiser HMS TRINIDAD in March 1942 when she was ordered […]
Listed in January 1919’s Navy List under the heading “HM Australian Ships Serving with the Royal Navy” AUSTRALIA was laid […]
Alma Cull like so many of his contemporaries was clearly fascinated by the great new dreadnought battleships and battle cruisers […]
The last surviving CVS of the RN’s fleet once ARK ROYAL had been paid off prematurely by a hopelessly short-sighted […]
It was in the early spring of 1937 that the Governor General of Canada, Lord Tweedsmuir (better known as the […]
Wearing Court Flags and the Canadian Red Ensign (Canada’s National flag until 1965) at the mizzen this delightful painting of […]
At 1000 on 23rd May 1941, with SMS BISMARCK (Captain Ernst Lindemann) wearing the flag of Admiral Gunther Lutjens and […]
Wonderful translucent light on the sea and a bright sunny sky with friendly cumulus clouds makes this a painting that […]
Charles Dixon at his finest: large warships of the very newest types, admirals flags and bunting afluttering, snowy white awnings […]
This is classic Cull: starboard bow view (he did some of the port side but many more to starboard it […]
This was the sort of Guard Ship that the Cowes Week Committee of the Royal Yacht Squadron had in mind! […]
Executed from a spot ashore at Fort Blockhouse on the Gosport side of the entrance to Portsmouth Harbour this is […]
Lt Guillermo Owen Crippa, a young Argentine Fleet Air Arm pilot, was tasked as No 2 of an armed patrol […]
Another beautiful etching from the stable of WLW, this is a well known image which well captures what must have […]
From a private collection this is one of three such watercolours available as limited edition reproductions on this website.
It was not often that these small but hard worked light cruiser squadrons were painted in the years after the […]
The provenance of this painting is fascinating. Painted by Wilcox in, it is thought, late 1954, it was used as […]
Built by the Royal Dockyard at Portsmouth and first commissioned on 2 January 1912, ORION was the lead ship of […]
This celebrated etching is one of very few executed by Wyllie depicting the handsome TIGER, the new three funnelled battle […]
In a position about half a mile north of the little town of Dartmouth on the SW peninsular, close to […]
This etching exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1917 – shows the crippled HMS WARRIOR (Captain V B Molento RN) […]
The second battlecruiser to be built for the Royal Navy, INFLEXIBLE was completed on 20 October 1908 and commissioned at […]
A soft , grey and misty day in the Forth as battleships of the KIng Edward VII Class lie to […]
Another beautifully executed etching by Wyllie of HMS VICTORY whilst she was still afloat in Portsmouth she wasn’t moved […]
Although the watercolour is dated 1927, perusal of HOOD’s Log for that year fails to yield evidence of when she […]
That Wyllie chose this brave ship for one of his classic etchings is no surprise he loved stories of […]
One of a pair (see MP006 for the other in the pair) by Bevan commissioned by the wardroom of WARSPITE […]
It was in the early spring of 1937 that the Governor General of Canada, Lord Tweedsmuir (better known today as […]
(MP517). Commander Eric Tufnell RN (1888-1979). watercolour signed and annotated by the artist HMS GLORIOUS. 12 copies worldwide 7 x […]
(MP408). Commander Eric Tufnell RN (1888-1979). Watercolour; signed and annotated IRON DUKE with crest added in watercolour by the artist. […]
(MP345). Commander Eric Tufnell RN (1888-1979). Watercolour signed and annotated HMS KENT. 12 copies worldwide 11 x 8 inches (28 […]
(MP276). Watercolour signed but undated. Image size 9 x 3.5 inches (22.86 x 8.9 cms) approx Limited edition: 12 copies
(MP250). Commander Eric Tufnell RN (1888-1979). Watercolour signed and inscribed HMS DREADNOUGHT and with ship’s crest inscribed at top right.. […]
This very well known, greatly prized but relatively rare etching by WLW needs little introduction. Not only is it scarce but […]
(MP220). Mandy Shepherd (1960 – ). Watercolour and gouache..
The Flower Class corvettes are seldom painted in anything other than a storm force 10 and with good reason: they […]
HRH The Prince of Wales commissioned the yacht designer G L Watson in 1892 to design him a racing cutter. […]
Frank Watson Wood was clearly a very busy artist over this period of the two fleet reviews which occurred within […]
This beautiful battle cruiser who joined the Grand Fleet on 6th November 1914 having been rushed to completion by her […]
Built under the Emergency War Programme by Palmer’s on the River Tyne September 1916-December 1918 as one of 8 ships […]
The 4 beautiful ships of Batch III of the Sheffield Class, MANCHESTER, GLOUCESTER, EDINBURGH and YORK are some 50 feet […]
Provenance: N R Omell Galleries, Marine Exhibition, autumn 1985. A beautiful, simple, atmospheric WLW watercolour of four B Class submarines […]
A familiar sight to those who knew the Solent in the first three and a half decades of the twentieth […]
A rare painting of a rare ship – HMS GLORIOUS (Captain R H Bather CBE RN) was one of the […]
NEW ZEALAND, one of the Indefatigable Class of battle cruisers, was laid down on 20th June 1910 at Fairfields’ yard […]
By kind permission of David G Stevens Esq MA This magnificent painting of Rosyth and the Firth of Forth on […]
Three of His Majesty’s fleets are seen here mustered at Spithead: the Mediterranean, the Home and the Reserve Fleets. […]
The Rock of Gibraltar with Europa Point sitting at its southern extremity (here on the right) is a landmark known […]
The liner CANBERRA lies quietly at anchor, half-way down the confined spaces of San Carlos Water. Having successfully discharged half […]
Five years before this painting of HMS ENDURANCE at South Georgia in 1982, a small task force led by HMS […]
On conclusion of the Jubilee Fleet Review units of the Home and Mediterranean Fleets steamed past HM King George V […]
Dated 1920, this tranquil scene by Frank Wood, shows what is, in most cases, the penultimate destination of some fine […]
From a private collection this is one of three such Dixon watercolours available as limited edition reproductions on this website.
(MP092). Commander Eric Tufnell RN (1888-1979). Watercolour signed not dated. Limited Edition: 49 copies 14 x 10 ins (35.5 x […]
Although it had been known for some time that a London club and a Portsmouth club each had a pair […]
Cull’s delicate colours at their finest. With the re-commissioning of HMS MONARCH at Portsmouth on 7 April 1914 the 2nd […]
The 1st Battle Cruiser Squadron and the 1st and 6th Light Cruiser Squadrons were central to the plot which saw […]
Dominating the foreground is IRON DUKE (Captain F C Dreyer CB RN) wearing the flag of the Commander-in-Chief Grand Fleet, […]
(MP469). Alma Claude Burlton Cull (1880-1931). Watercolour signed and dated 1922. 12 copies wordwide 9 x 16 ins (22.8 x […]
For many years after the Falklands Campaign of 1982 the Royal Navy stationed a task group of some 6-8 warships […]
In 1922 when this watercolour is dated, the Commander-in-Chief Portsmouth (flag in HMS VICTORY) was Admiral The Hon Sir Somerset […]
This fine, large watercolour gives us a glimpse of how HMS PRINCE OF WALES (Captain J C Leach MVO RN) […]
HMS JUTLAND, commanded here by Commander I M Balfour MBE RN, was one of the 8 Later Battle Class destroyers […]
The setting is very familiar to those who know Frank Watson Wood’s Plymouth seascapes: a view looking south east across […]
This beautifully detailed painting shows the cruiser, recently returned to sea after her rebuild following mining in the Firth of […]
VICTORY was finally moved into Number 2 Dock, His Majesty’s Dockyard Portsmouth, on 12 January 1922 and the work of […]
The last Colour presented by HM The Queen to the navy was to the Royal Navy’s Western Fleet in Torbay […]
COLLINGWOOD (Captain J C Ley RN) was present at Jutland on 31 May 1916 as part of the 1st Battle […]
165 vessels anchored at Spithead for HM King George V’s Coronation Review including 32 battleships and dreadnoughts, 24 armoured cruisers, […]
VICTORY’s keel was laid at Chatham, Kent on 23 July 1759 and although it had been intended to launch her […]
The painting, dated exactly a week after the Review shows QUEEN ELIZABETH preparing to enter dry dock for her reconstruction. […]
A Set of 4 etchings. Proof copies, each one signed. This well known collection of cautionary tales and fatherly advice […]
Bevan’s painting shows 4 of these attractive ships anchored off Sheerness, Kent in 1907. KING EDWARD VII (Captain Henry Pelly […]
Although Tufnell seldom dated his paintings (and this one is no exception) we can be pretty sure that the year […]
This watercolour shows the newly commissioned HMS DREADNOUGHT lying to a buoy in Portsmouth Harbour. Although when artists date paintings they […]
Built, together with FURIOUS and GLORIOUS, as fast cruisers at the whim of the First Sea Lord, Admiral Fisher who […]
Although he has dated the painting 1910, the artist does not identify the subjects of his watercolour: but they are […]
Frank Wood is at his best, they say, when he’s got a calm day and some beautiful scenery – and […]
There is that wonderful anecdotal letter written, we are told, by a Boy Seaman of the Grand Fleet who on […]
Well known for his striking illustrations of maritime scenes of World War II, many of which appeared in the Sphere […]
This final Western Isles cruise ran from 7-19th August 1997 and included visits around Arran, Port Askaig, Loch Tarbert, Ross […]
HMS CHATHAM, HMS CAMPBELTOWN, HMS CORNWALL and HMS CUMBERLAND have proved to be a highly successful development of the Batch […]
This Turner painting, showing a Flower Class corvette battling her way through a mountainous North Atlantic storm, carries along its […]
At 3.00pm on Monday 15th June 1953 the Despatch Vessel HMS SURPRISE (Cdr R A M Hennessey DSC RN) wearing […]
This painting depicts an instant during the Battle of Bomb Alley’ when the power of the Seawolf GWS 25 missile […]
Very similar in many ways to the watercolour of the same scene by Langmaid and also in Maritime Originals & […]
With a tug connected forrard and with the tide clearly making, the beautiful MAURETANIA is about to start her swing […]
Langmaid, we know, had a great fondness for painting flags in all their colours and shapes and flutterings, so this […]
Discovered in a picture gallery in Arizona, USA in September 2005, this is a magnificent great watercolour – it measures […]
This is the third of Bevan’s watercolours of battleships in action at Jutland that is in Maritime Originals’ and Maritime […]
This specially commissioned collection of watercolour vignettes is laced with the Prime Minister, Lord Palmerston’s cry: “If I want a […]
Annotated on the back: The ‘big class’ off Ryde. A really beautiful little watercolour showing three J’s racing off Ryde […]
IRON DUKE entering Portsmouth dominates the centre forground of this painting; QUEEN ELIZABETH berthing alongside to the left, and over […]
This watercolour, the second of the pair from BRITANNIA’s wardroom (see above), shows the scene at Portsmouth shortly after 3.05pm […]
HMS RENOWN is seen here entering Plymouth on completion of her tour to India and Japan and the Far East […]
There have been British Royal Yachts since the time of King Charles II and probably before; but it was not […]
Unusual in that it’s a trial proof, QUEEN ELIZABETH is seen here in action early in her life. She had […]
Specially commissioned by Maritime Prints, Mandy Shepherd’s skills are readily apparent in this very attractive watercolour showing BRITANNIA in the […]
Although the precise location of this scene cannot be identified for certain, it appears to be off Plymouth breakwater, the […]
A typically atmospheric watercolour by WLW: light airs and a damp and misty day: the sun is beginning to break […]
On the occasion of the visit to Grear Britain of the French Republic’s President, Monsieur Raymond Poincare, in June 1913, […]
This fine oil painting by Burgess – a master of accurate ship draftmanship and especially admired for his skilful ability to […]
One of many dozens of Ton Class mine countermeasures vessels still serving in the RN in the 1970s, this one, […]
HMS BARHAM (Captain R C Dalglish RN), flagship of Vice Admiral Commanding 1st Battle Squadron, Vice Admiral Sir William Nicholson […]
HMS REVENGE (Captain George Ross CB RN) is painted here by Frank Watson Wood lying to a buoy in the […]
Both the Home Fleet (Admiral the Earl of Cork & Orrery flying his flag in HMS NELSON) and the Mediterranean […]
This watercolour is a smaller and mirror image version of another one by Frank Wood on this website, MP120. Was […]
This painting shows HMS QUEEN ELIZABETH in her final guise, having been reconstructed between mid 1937 and early 1941. When […]
One of the defining images depicting an event in the Royal Navy’s long history, Boy John Travers Cornwell mortally wounded […]
Immediately after the surrender of Turkey in November 1918, Vice-Admiral The Hon Sir Somerset Gough-Calthorpe GCMG KCB CVO, Commander-in-Chief Mediterranean […]
Both from the 1st Cruiser Squadron (Rear Admiral Lewis Bayly CVO), HMS LION (Captain Arthur Duff) was in fact the […]
Although Cull has finished the painting to the extent that he has put his hallmark “box” around his signature the […]
By kind permission of Duncan Forbes Esq. Built by Cammell Laird and launched in August 1927, RODNEY together with her […]
HMS NEPTUNE appears several times elsewhere on this website and the notes there are applicable here. At around this time […]
It was the squadron that arguably saved Beatty’s bacon at Jutland! There were five ships in the 5th Battle Squadron: […]
Its hard to date this etching: either just pre-First World War or shortly afterwards, the latter being more likely as […]
This watercolour, with vignettes/small sketches in the borders of Admiral Lord Nelson and a few of the participants (HMS ENDURANCE, […]
This is a series of vignettes each highlighting some of the major events that took place on the Rock to […]
This beautiful watercolour is a reminder of how impressive these wooden walls were when actually at sea with all sail […]
Clearly distinguishable here by her single white funnel band (ST VINCENT had two whites, VANGUARD a red on each funnel) […]
V&A was a regular visitor at Cowes Week where she is depicted here in Langmaid’s etching, together with the Guardship […]
A classically beautiful Cull with VANGUARD (Captain A.D. Ricardo RN) and another St. Vincent Class dreadnought ploughing through a cold, […]
A monochrome illustration showing – from a seagull’s perspective – the Review with ships anchored in lines receeding as far […]
Almost certainly painted in 1941/43 this was a subject Tufnell understood well: his ships are accurate, his sea and spray […]
One of Langmaid’s finest and not one that is well known this is an unusual etching of the Js who […]
Under the superintendence of the Commander-in-Chief Portsmouth, Admiral Sir Arthur Fanshawe KCB, the two divisions of the Home Fleet and […]
It was the evening of 6th May 1910 when King Edward VII died and King George V succeeded to the […]
This was a sad day – the premature paying off of the fixed wing carrier in 1978. Brought about […]
The battleship is lying in the capital ship anchorage in the Firth of Forth.
Provenance: The Estate of Arthur Balfour, 1st Baron Riverdale (1873-1957). A note attached, verso, states: “Bonhams 26th October 2005. Lot […]
REPULSE (Captain F C Dreyer CB CBE) in company with HMS HOOD (Captain G Mackworth DSO CMG) sailed from Devonport, […]
There are paintings of ships and there are paintings of ships: this is one of those whose appeal is largely […]
Although dated in Wood’s own hand 1935, this is clearly a scene of the early 1920s as defined by the […]
For sheer impact this watercolour takes some beating! Its filthy weather with walls of water and blown spume everywhere: down […]
The squadron was a mixed bag of classes of cruiser and was under the command of Rear Admiral 1st Cruiser […]
This was the first major naval action of the Second World War: as Churchill said “the brilliant action of the […]
One of 7 ships of the Kent Class – a sub divison of the Royal Navy’s County Class which numbered […]
Detective work leads to the conclusion that this is a painting of the early stages of the Battle of Dogger […]
Provenance: with the Rembrandt Gallery. This watercolour features as colour plate no. 3 in “Sea Fights of the Great War” […]
This fine watercolour has been annotated, verso, in pencil, “Spring 1924” although the painting was not actually completed, signed and […]
Built by Armstrong at Elswick, England from 1911-1915 to order for the Chilean Navy and originally named VALPARAISO, this ship […]
Commissioned by Maritime Prints & Originals for The Association of Royal Navy Officers’ 2008 Christmas card, this scene was painted […]
This is a pair with a similarly sized painting by Wood on this website (MP037) and shows HMS RENOWN (Captain […]
It is easy to forget these days, many years now since the Royal Navy left Portland Naval Base, that it […]
There are welcome signs that the morning mist is beginning to lift and the sun is making an attempt to […]
These vignettes that make up the whole picture are quite delightful Wyllie shows his considerable talent with Indian ink, […]
This image showing in the foreground HMS TIGER (Captain Henry Pelly MVO RN), will be well known to all Wyllie […]
Provenance: formerly the property of the fifth Earl Howe the original is now owned by Michael French Esq A windy […]
Painted here when Atlantic Fleet Flagship of Vice Admiral Sir William May KCB. The KING EDWARDs, the last of the […]
This watercolour depicts VANGUARD’s time with the Mediterranean Fleet in 1949 when she conducted a full calibre 15inch shoot in […]
The sheer detail Wyllie has achieved in this etching is breathtaking: there is a forest of tall masts all the […]
A typical etching by Rowland Langmaid shows the Royal Yacht (Rear Admiral D.B.N. North CB CSI CMG CVO ADC), Rear […]
IRON DUKE (Captain C.S. Douglas-Pennant DSC RN) in centre foreground with REVENGE (Captain F.A. Buckley RN), BARHAM (Captain N.A. Wodehouse […]
The last warship of any size to be built on the River Thames THUNDERER commissioned in June 1912. Together with […]
Watercolour heightened with white, signed and inscribed “Minesweepers – Rough Sketch”. Not dated but believed to have been executed in […]
A distinctly chilly scene; icy looking seas lightened by the sparkling white of EMPREES of AUSTRALIA and icebergs which in […]
HMS NEPTUNE was Portsmouth built and Portsmouth manned and was completed in January 1911, only two years after she had […]
(MP006). Irwin Bevan (1852-1940). Watercolour signed not dated. Limited Edition: 150 Standard size: 12.25 x 19.25 (32 x 49cms) approx. […]
The Dido were a hard worked class
