Victory Leaving the Channel in 1793 by Monamy Swaine — large framed print

Victory Leaving the Channel in 1793

Monamy Swaine, c. 1795

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Monamy Swaine painted HMS Victory going down the Channel in 1793, with the Eddystone Lighthouse far off beyond her stern. She flies the flag of Lord Hood as she heads for the Mediterranean, where she served as his flagship at the Siege of Toulon. The painting is in Royal Museums Greenwich.

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