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The training ship HMS St Vincent at Portsmouth, Hampshire, 1896. Artist: Symonds & Co
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The training ship HMS St Vincent at Portsmouth, Hampshire, 1896. Artist: Symonds & Co
The training ship HMS St Vincent at Portsmouth, Hampshire, 1896. Launched in 1815, she was one of three sister 120 gun first-rates, the Nelson, the Howe and the St Vincent. She was converted to a training ship in 1862 and ended her service in 1906. A print from The Navy and Army Illustrated, 6th March 1896
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Hampshire Portsmouth Print Collector12 Royal Navy Training Ship First Rate Naval Warfare Sailing Ship Warship
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This print takes us back to the year 1896, capturing a majestic sight at Portsmouth, Hampshire. The subject of this artwork is none other than the training ship HMS St Vincent, beautifully depicted by Symonds & Co. Originally launched in 1815 as one of three sister 120 gun first-rates alongside Nelson and Howe, HMS St Vincent underwent a transformation in 1862 when she was converted into a training ship. This marked the beginning of her new role in shaping future naval officers until her retirement from service in 1906. The image showcases the grandeur and power that defined warships during the Victorian era. With its towering masts and billowing sails against the backdrop of calm waters, it evokes a sense of both strength and elegance. Portsmouth's historical significance as a naval base adds another layer of depth to this photograph. It serves as a reminder of England's rich maritime heritage while highlighting Hampshire's geographical features. Symonds & Co has masterfully captured this momentous vessel, immortalizing it through their artistic lens. The monochrome aesthetic enhances its timeless appeal, emphasizing every intricate detail with striking clarity. As we gaze upon this remarkable piece from The Navy and Army Illustrated publication dated March 6th, 1896, we are transported back to an era where ships like HMS St Vincent reigned supreme on waterways around the world – symbols of British naval might and technological advancement.
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