Victory breaks the enemy line at Trafalgar, 21st October 1805

Signed and numbered limited edition giclee print on canvas
by Geoff Hunt PPRSMA

Edition of 250 on canvas, regardless of size, varnished.
Signed and numbered by the Artist in black ink.

Standard size:
18 x 24.5 inches (45.5cm x 62cm)

Large size:
24 x 32.75 inches (61cm x 83cm)

With 3-inch (7.5 cm) plain canvas margins all around in addition to the above image sizes.

The climactic moment of the career of "Victory" as Nelson drives her into the French and Spanish line at Trafalgar, her sails already rent by the unreturnable fire she endured during the long approach to the enemy line.

"Victory" is about to pass under the stern of the French flagship "Bucentaure". The port broadside of "Victory", about to be unleashed, is thought to have dismounted twenty guns and killed or wounded four hundred men, virtually eliminating Admiral Villeneuve's flagship from the battle. Entering from the left is the 74-gun "Redoutable"; from this ship was fired the shot that killed Nelson.