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Naval officer in blue coat stands in a rowing boat in rough surf, pointing toward a ship's deck crowded with sailors.

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Nelson boarding a captured ship, 20 November 1777, Richard Westall (1777), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A dramatic oil-style scene shows a uniformed naval officer in a dark blue coat and white breeches standing in a small wooden boat amid churning white surf, while sailors row and pull at the oars. Above, figures on a ship's deck and in the rigging gesture toward the boat, with cannons and ropes visible in the dark interior. The work is titled Nelson boarding a captured ship, 20 November 1777, attributed to Richard Westall, dated 1777.

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