Delve into the rich tapestry of naval history with 'The Fight For Navik WW2 - Royal Navy Marines', a poignant depiction of the valour and skill showcased by the iconic Royal Navy Marines during a pivotal moment in history. This painting serves as a testament to the courage and dedication of the military ships that were instrumental in shaping the outcome of the Second World War.
Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this piece reflects the United Kingdom's heritage in naval warfare and is sure to be a focal point in any collection. Whether you're a seasoned collector of military memorabilia or a history enthusiast, this painting captures the essence of the heroic narratives that have defined Britain's naval legacy.
White or black floating frame
80cmx56cm
Oil on textured canvas
“The Royal Navy played a significant role in the Battle of Narvik, a series of naval engagements in April 1940 during the Norwegian campaign of World War II. The British Royal Navy faced off against the German Kriegsmarine, with the first naval battle occurring on April 10, 1940, and a second major engagement on April 13“
Depicted In this piece is the British destroyer flotilla, led by Captain Bernard Warburton-Lee, launched a surprise attack on German destroyers in Narvik harbor, sinking two German destroyers and inflicting heavy damage on others.
Delve into the rich tapestry of naval history with 'The Fight For Navik WW2 - Royal Navy Marines', a poignant depiction of the valour and skill showcased by the iconic Royal Navy Marines during a pivotal moment in history. This painting serves as a testament to the courage and dedication of the military ships that were instrumental in shaping the outcome of the Second World War.
Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this piece reflects the United Kingdom's heritage in naval warfare and is sure to be a focal point in any collection. Whether you're a seasoned collector of military memorabilia or a history enthusiast, this painting captures the essence of the heroic narratives that have defined Britain's naval legacy.
White or black floating frame
80cmx56cm
Oil on textured canvas
“The Royal Navy played a significant role in the Battle of Narvik, a series of naval engagements in April 1940 during the Norwegian campaign of World War II. The British Royal Navy faced off against the German Kriegsmarine, with the first naval battle occurring on April 10, 1940, and a second major engagement on April 13“
Depicted In this piece is the British destroyer flotilla, led by Captain Bernard Warburton-Lee, launched a surprise attack on German destroyers in Narvik harbor, sinking two German destroyers and inflicting heavy damage on others.
