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d'ART ID#: 34040 Length: 54.00 in (137.16 cm) Height: 42.00 in (106.68 cm) Depth: 2.50 in (6.35 cm) Framed: yes Dominant colors Media Types: Canvas , Oils , Painting Style & Subject: Historical , Marine , War Artist's Bio: William H. Hall - Oil Painter & Illustrator Bill is the winner of the 2006 Canadian Artist of the Year Award, and a member of the Federation of Canadian Artists, the Canadian A... --Full Bio Share: Email to a friend Embed thumbnail: COPY TO CLIPBOARD Copy the tag above and paste it in your HTML code. Social Bookmarking: Artist's Discussion Forum

John Paul Jones William Hall Original Paintings - US $1,900.00 Submitted by tocopixel | report | Private Bid Add to Favorites Contact Seller Viewed 2162 times.

Seller Comments... Tall Sailing Ships - Man O War -: Based on the statement: "I've just begun to fight...." A famous scene from the British/American war. This is one of the most dramatic sea battles in modern history, and one which determined America's sovereignty in the western hemisphere. The viewer should focus on the fires below deck on the British ship in the foreground. This was a terrible event. These ships were wooden, oiled decks and filled with gun powder. This fire was likely only minutes underway. That's why the crew above deck seems oblivious to it. Such an event would cause the ship to sink within minutes with a terrible loss of life.