Death of Captain Alexander Hood by James Northcote

Mezzotint of a dying naval officer on a ship's deck, surrounded by attending officers, a flag, and a sword.

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A mezzotint print showing a wounded naval officer reclining on a white cloth in a ship's cabin, attended by several uniformed men, one holding a flag and another offering a pistol-like object. A sword, cap, and a box of surgical instruments lie on the deck. The print is by James Northcote, after a composition attributed to him and engraved by Reynolds, published in 1798.

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1798

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