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307. ANTONIO DE SIMONE (1851-1907). HMS POLYPHEMUS IN THE BAY OF NAPLES.

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ANTONIO DE SIMONE (1851-1907). HMS POLYPHEMUS IN THE BAY OF NAPLES.
307. 3645507. ANTONIO DE SIMONE (1851-1907). HMS POLYPHEMUS IN THE BAY OF NAPLES.

Description

Signed and dated 97, gouache
26 x 49.5cm.

* The `Polyphemus` was a torpedo ram cruiser: a fast-moving vessel with a shallow draft designed to penetrate enemy harbours and to pierce vessels with a protruding underwater lance. Launched in 1881, `Polyphemus` was sold for breaking in 1903.

Condition

Some slight browning/discolouration in the sky; a few minor, superficial grazes.

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307. 3645507. ANTONIO DE SIMONE (1851-1907). HMS POLYPHEMUS IN THE BAY OF NAPLES.

Description

Signed and dated 97, gouache
26 x 49.5cm.

* The `Polyphemus` was a torpedo ram cruiser: a fast-moving vessel with a shallow draft designed to penetrate enemy harbours and to pierce vessels with a protruding underwater lance. Launched in 1881, `Polyphemus` was sold for breaking in 1903.

Condition

Some slight browning/discolouration in the sky; a few minor, superficial grazes.

Resale right

No

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