The H.C.S. Sir David Scott, Captn. D.I.Ward… by Edward Duncan

Watercolor of a three-masted British ship under sail beside a native outrigger boat, with mountains and palms behind.

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The H.C.S. Sir David Scott, Captn. D.I.Ward. at the Entrance of the Straights of Sunda. Febry 1830, by E. Duncan, Edward Duncan (1830), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A three-masted ship under full sail flies a British ensign and moves past a mountainous coast, with smaller boats and a native sailing craft in the foreground. Sir David Scott, Captn. D.I.Ward, at the Entrance of the Straights of Sunda, Febry 1830, by Edward Duncan, dated 1830.

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