Combat Et Prise De La Fregate Anglaise La Proserpine, Par La Fregate Francaise La Penelope Sur Le Cap Sicie Le 28 Fevrier 1809.

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"Combat et prise de la frégate anglaise La Proserpine, par la frégate française La Pénélope sur le Cap Sicie le 28 février 1809" is a historical maritime painting by the French artist Antoine Roux de Royat, also known as Antoine Roux. This work of art captures a significant naval encounter during the Napoleonic Wars, specifically the engagement between the French frigate La Pénélope and the British frigate HMS Proserpine near Cape Sicie on February 28, 1809.

The painting is notable for its detailed depiction of the naval battle, showcasing Roux's expertise in maritime art. Antoine Roux de Royat, a member of the Roux family of hydrographers and marine painters, was renowned for his precision and accuracy in portraying ships and sea battles. His works are considered valuable historical records of the maritime history of the period.

In "Combat et prise de la frégate anglaise La Proserpine, par la frégate française La Pénélope," Roux de Royat illustrates the intensity and chaos of naval warfare. The French frigate La Pénélope is shown in the heat of battle, engaging the British HMS Proserpine, which eventually led to the capture of the British vessel by the French. The painting's composition, use of color, and attention to the intricate details of the ships' rigging and structure reflect the artist's dedication to realism and his intimate knowledge of naval architecture.

This artwork not only serves as a testament to Roux de Royat's artistic skill but also provides insight into the naval tactics and ship design of the early 19th century. It remains an important piece for both art historians and those interested in naval history, offering a visual representation of the events that took place during a pivotal era of European maritime conflict.

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