Nelson's First Prize in the style of Bernard Finnigan Gribble MainFilter_Equestrian Animals & Birds Paintings This stone plaque is available

This stone plaque is available to order in three colours

Width: 31¾ inches  |  Depth: 31¾ inches  |  Height: 40 inches

both Mediterranean islands associated with Venus in Greek mythology

Width: 149cm  |  Depth: 245cm

He is seated on a double lotus base in a full lotus position or padmasana with the soles of both feet facing the sky

Nelson's First Prize in the style of Bernard Finnigan Gribble MainFilter_Equestrian Animals & Birds Paintings This stone plaque is availableIntroducing an interpretation of "Nelson's First Prize" in the style of Bernard Finnigan Gribble. It captures a pivotal moment in the early career of Admiral Horatio Nelson. Commanding the schooner Little Lucy to capture and board his first prize, the American brig Revolution, on 20th November 1777. This event occurred in rough seas, with heavy weather. Prompting some officers aboard HMS Lowestoft to refuse participation in the operation.