Nicholas Pocock The Spanish frigate La Fama having outsailed the Medusa engages with and surrenders to H.M.S. Lively, c.1806 Oil Painting Reproduction

Title: The Spanish frigate La Fama having outsailed the Medusa engages with and surrenders to H.M.S. Lively, c.1806

Painted by: Nicholas Pocock

Year: 1806

Orientation: Landscape

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