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HMS Leopard Warship Poster

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Your walls are a reflection of your personality, so let them speak with your favourite quotes, art, or designs printed on our custom Giclée posters! High-quality, microporous resin-coated paper with a beautiful semi-gloss finish. Choose from standard or custom-sized posters and framing options to create art that’s a perfect representation of you.

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  • Durable 185gsm paper
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HMS Leopard Warship Poster

HMS Leopard Warship Poster

HMS Leopard was a British 50-gun 4th rate warship involved in the Chesapeake-Leopard Affair. Her keel was laid down in 1775 at Portsmouth Dockyard and she was finally launched in 1790 from Sheerness. In early 1807, a handful of British and American sailors deserted their respective ships, then blockading French ships in Chesapeake Bay, and joined the crew of the USS Chesapeake. In an attempt to recover the British deserters (or possibly to press American sailors into the service of the Royal Navy), Captain Salisbury Pryce Humphreys hailed the USS Chesapeake and requested permission to search her. Commodore James Barron of the Chesapeake refused, and the Leopard opened fire. Caught unprepared, Barron surrendered, and Humphreys sent boarders to search for the deserters. The boarding party seized four deserters from the Royal Navy — two African Americans, one white American, and one British-born sailor — and took them to Halifax, where the British sailor, Jenkin Ratford, was later hanged. In 1812, the Leopard was converted to a troopship. On 28 June 1814, she was en route from Britain to Quebec when she grounded on Anticosti Island in heavy fog. The ship was destroyed, but none on board were lost. From Wikipedia.

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my staff loves it , and other branch is asking me where i got this and i give your website to them. maybe you can add up on personalised option, laminated or a frame maybe . great job. but you can add an option if we wanted to have it laminated or frame as add up option
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By Timothy G.14 October 2021Verified Purchase
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I hung this in the stairwell of our house, near some other Renoir pictures. My daughter says it looks like she is looking at her when she walks up the stairs. it's called "The Excursionist", she is holding a walking stick. Renoir was an impressionist, I don't think this is an actual person. The finished framed picture arrived and looks better than the online pic - Beautiful!
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By Ross Y.31 December 2019Verified Purchase
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Absolutely superb Art Deco poster. The colours are vibrant, sympathetic to the era and perfect for use. I framed it and hung above the entrance to my Art Deco inspired lounge room. Stunning! The print is precise, clear and of an excellent standard. It was cleverly packaged so there wasn’t a blemish or crease. Perfect!

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