Sir Henry Morgan Collection
"Sir Henry Morgan: The Legendary Buccaneer of the 17th Century" From an anonymous engraving in 1678 to a captivating artwork by an unknown artist in the 18th century
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"Sir Henry Morgan: The Legendary Buccaneer of the 17th Century" From an anonymous engraving in 1678 to a captivating artwork by an unknown artist in the 18th century, Sir Henry Morgan's legacy as a buccaneer remains etched in history. Often referred to as Captain Morgan, this fearless Welsh pirate roamed the seas during the tumultuous times of the 17th century. Intriguingly portrayed by Bonneau in 1741 and later depicted again in c1880, these artistic renditions capture his enigmatic persona. Known for his audacious exploits, one such event was the sack of Puerto Principe on Hispaniola, which is vividly illustrated in another c1880 artwork. Morgan's most notable achievement came when he defeated the Spanish fleet during intense battles that took place throughout the 1660s. These victories solidified his reputation as a formidable force on the high seas and earned him fame among fellow pirates. Born Enrique Morgan in 1635 and passing away at age fifty-three in 1688, Sir Henry left an indelible mark on maritime history. His daring escapades continue to inspire tales of adventure and bravery even into modern times. The allure surrounding Sir Henry Morgan has not waned over centuries; hence PPIR2A-00009 showcases his enduring popularity. This iconic image captures him capturing Panama Pirates during one of his many expeditions along the Spanish Main series. Whether remembered as a buccaneer or pirate extraordinaire, Sir Henry Morgan's name will forever be synonymous with courage and audacity on treacherous waters.