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Mary Rose Maritime Art Prints, Paintings and Drawings

The Mary Rose by Ivan Berryman. (PC)


The Mary Rose by Ivan Berryman. (PC)
One edition.
£2.90

Mary Rose 1545 by Tony Fernandes.

Mary Rose 1545 by Tony Fernandes.
One edition.
£16.00



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The Mary Rose by Ivan Berryman. (PC)

Often reported to have had a brief and tragic career, Henry VIII's warship Mary Rose in fact enjoyed 34 years of service in what was then known as the Navy Royal. There is uncertainty about the date and whereabouts of her original construction but, having being bought into the King's Navy, she first saw action in 1512, the first of many skirmishes with the French. In 1522, she was put into reserve and was eventually refitted between 1535/36. Exactly how much her appearance changed during her refit is not known but she was back on front-line duty for the Battle of the Solent - again against the French fleet - in 1545. It was during this action that she mysteriously heeled over and sank, although no one knows for sure exactly why. The Mary Rose lay on the seabed until 1982, when her substantial remains were raised and preserved for all time at Portsmouth, where she can be viewed today.


Mary Rose 1545 by Tony Fernandes.

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