Geoff Hunt PRSMA Master painter of the naval world of Nelson and artist for the covers of Patrick O’Brian novels – and recently elected President of the Royal Society of Marine Artists – Geoff Hunt brings to life the events of The Battle of Trafalgar and Horatio Nelson’s commands. His work hangs in public and private collections around the world, including the Royal Naval Museum at Portsmouth.

A series of 12 Compact Limited Editions of 750 Copies artist signed and numbered.
Full historical notes printed beneath each image.
All prints Image size 9 3⁄4 x 13 ins. (24.5 x 33cm). Overall paper size 13 3⁄4 x 16 1⁄2 ins (35 x 41cm).
Published retail price of £60 each + VAT.

Mounted to size 16"x18" with bevelled ivory card mount, backing card and clear wrap.
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LA1 HMS Victory First-Rate 100-gun Ship. Building started in 1759 and far from new at the Battle of Trafalgar.		LA2 “Pickle” 6-gun Schooner. Carried dispatches reporting the Battle of Trafalgar in eight days.		LA3 HMS Indefatigable 44-gun Razee. An exceptionally powerful Frigate.
LA4 HMS Temeraire Second-rate 98-gun Ship. Famous for its epic action alongside HMS Victory at Trafalgar.		LA5 HMS Euryalus Fifth-rate 36-gun Frigate - Constantly accompanied Nelson’s Flagship HMS Victory during the Trafalgar campaign.		LA6 HMS Captain 74-gun Ship. Commodore Nelson’s flagship at the Battle of St. Vincent in 1797.
LA7 Le Bucentaure The French Flagship - 80-gun Ship - fought at the Battle of Trafalgar.		LA8 Santisima Trinidad The Spanish Flagship - First-rate 136-gun Ship. Fought at the Battles of St. Vincent and Trafalgar.		LA9 HMS Speedy 14-gun Brig - Famous for her action against the vastly superior Gamo.
LA10 HMS Leander Fourth-rate 52-gun Ship - Found herself at the Battle of the Nile 1797.		LA11 HMS Surprise Captured French Ship, rated Fifth-rate. Now best known for her fictional career in Patrick O’Brien novels.		LA12 USS United States 44-gun Heavy Frigate - the first of the American super-frigates and built in 1797.