Galere Collection
"Unveiling the Galere: A Glimpse into the Ancient Maritime World" Step back in time to the 16th century, where soldiers valiantly fought on these magnificent vessels
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"Unveiling the Galere: A Glimpse into the Ancient Maritime World" Step back in time to the 16th century, where soldiers valiantly fought on these magnificent vessels. Engravings from that era depict the brave soldiers rowing tirelessly as slaves, their strength and determination evident. Travel further back to ancient Greece, where ships adorned with intricate details sailed across vast seas. Jules Ferrario's "The Old and Modern Costume" captures these majestic vessels in all their glory. Marvel at the quinquireme, a marble masterpiece showcasing the grandeur of naval warfare. Its imposing presence commands respect and admiration even centuries later. Explore Le Vocabulaire Illustre's engravings of galleys - an indispensable tool for understanding this fascinating maritime world. From sails to oars, every detail is meticulously depicted. Witness history unfold through Abraham Duquesne's engraving of Algiers' bombardment in 1682. The galley plays a pivotal role in this intense battle, showcasing its power and significance during that era. Admire Breugel le Vieux's exquisite drawing of a pontifical galley with both sails and oars. This vessel stands out with its formidable cannons, highlighting its dual purpose as both warship and transport. Discover Roman sailboats and rowing boats depicted on frescoes found within Pompeii's Temple of Isis. These ancient artworks offer insights into seafaring life during that period. Learn about influential figures like Jean Baptiste Colbert Marquis de Seignelay and Louis Victor who shaped naval strategies during their time. Their contributions ensured the continued success of gallant galleys. Immerse yourself in Etienne de la Belle's engraving capturing the stern beauty of a 17th-century galley’s poop deck—a testament to craftsmanship combined with functionality. Delve deeper into Roman ships through detailed figureheads showcased in plate 23 of Part I from "Roman Ships.