English: A painting showing a pirate ship attacking a merchants's ship. It appears to be a version of Ambrose Louis Garneray's La Prise du Kent par Surcouf, with a Jolly Roger added.
Français : Une peinture montrant un bateau pirate attaquant un navire marchand.
Date
Painted after 1852; scanned on 12 July 2005.
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Scanned by Poecus from an original free image and cropped to remove the 3D scan background.
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