This painting, inspired by the original, Nicholas Pocock, depicts the 'Brunswick' and the 'Vengeur du Peuple' during the Battle of the First of June in 1794. The battle was a significant naval engagement between the British and French fleets during the French Revolutionary Wars.

Nicholas Pocock was an English artist celebrated for his detailed and dramatic portrayals of British Naval battles. His work often focused on pivotal moments in British maritime history, capturing the intensity and scale of naval warfare. This painting highlights equally the ferocity of the Battle of the First of June. Carefully highlighting the clash between the British ship 'Brunswick' and the French vessel 'Vengeur du Peuple.'

The scene encapsulates the chaos and determination of the battle, with ships in close combat amidst turbulent seas. Pocock's expertise in maritime art is evident in the precision and mindfulness in his depiction of naval ships and the dynamics of battle. Futhermore through this painting, the artist conveys the courage and resolve of the sailors involved, thus bringing a crucial moment in naval history to life.

• Oil on Canvas.
• The Brunswick And The Vengeur Du Peuple in the style of Nicholas Pocock.
• The Battle of The First of June 1794.
• Bespoke Handmade Frame.