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Painting of sailors hauling a cannon on a ship deck during a sea battle, with smoke, rigging and armed men in turbans.

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Battle at Sea, Canon Being Brought into Position on Deck, Niels Simonsen (1844), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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An oil painting shows armed men on the deck of a sailing ship during a sea battle, with a heavy cannon being hauled into position amid rigging and drifting smoke. Figures in turbans, red sashes and white robes wield sabres and pull ropes, while a figure lies injured in the foreground. The work is attributed to Niels Simonsen and dated 1844.

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