The 'Spartan's' engagement with a Neapolitan squadron, 3 May 1810: end of the action
painting by Thomas Whitcombe
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The 'Spartan's' engagement with a Neapolitan squadron, 3 May 1810: end of the action
Summary
The 'Spartan's' engagement with a Neapolitan squadron, 3 May 1810: end of the action is a painting[1].
Key Facts
- The 'Spartan's' engagement with a Neapolitan squadron, 3 May 1810: end of the action is the creator of end of the action — creator (P170): Thomas Whitcombe[2].
- The 'Spartan's' engagement with a Neapolitan squadron, 3 May 1810: end of the action's image is recorded as The 'Spartan's' engagement with a Neapolitan squadron, 3 May 1810- end of the action RMG BHC0595.tiff[3].
- The 'Spartan's' engagement with a Neapolitan squadron, 3 May 1810: end of the action's instance of is recorded as end of the action — instance of (P31): painting[4].
- The 'Spartan's' engagement with a Neapolitan squadron, 3 May 1810: end of the action's depicts is recorded as end of the action — depicts (P180): HMS Spartan[5].
- The 'Spartan's' engagement with a Neapolitan squadron, 3 May 1810: end of the action's depicts is recorded as end of the action — depicts (P180): Gulf of Naples[6].
- The 'Spartan's' engagement with a Neapolitan squadron, 3 May 1810: end of the action's made from material is recorded as end of the action — made from material (P186): oil paint[7].
- The 'Spartan's' engagement with a Neapolitan squadron, 3 May 1810: end of the action's made from material is recorded as end of the action — made from material (P186): canvas[8].
- The 'Spartan's' engagement with a Neapolitan squadron, 3 May 1810: end of the action's collection is recorded as end of the action — collection (P195): Royal Museums Greenwich[9].
- The 'Spartan's' engagement with a Neapolitan squadron, 3 May 1810: end of the action's inventory number is recorded as BHC0595[10].
- The 'Spartan's' engagement with a Neapolitan squadron, 3 May 1810: end of the action's location is recorded as end of the action — location (P276): National Maritime Museum[11].
- +1810-01-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of The 'Spartan's' engagement with a Neapolitan squadron, 3 May 1810: end of the action[12].
- The 'Spartan's' engagement with a Neapolitan squadron, 3 May 1810: end of the action's title is recorded as The 'Spartan's' engagement with a Neapolitan squadron, 3 May 1810: end of the action[13].
- The 'Spartan's' engagement with a Neapolitan squadron, 3 May 1810: end of the action's pendant of is recorded as end of the action — pendant of (P1639): HMS 'Spartan' and French Frigates: Beginning of the Action, Third of May 1810[14].
- The 'Spartan's' engagement with a Neapolitan squadron, 3 May 1810: end of the action's Art UK artwork ID is recorded as the-spartans-engagement-with-a-neapolitan-squadron-3-may-1810-end-of-the-action-176030[15].
- The 'Spartan's' engagement with a Neapolitan squadron, 3 May 1810: end of the action's height is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+63.5'}[16].
- The 'Spartan's' engagement with a Neapolitan squadron, 3 May 1810: end of the action's width is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+99.0'}[17].
- The 'Spartan's' engagement with a Neapolitan squadron, 3 May 1810: end of the action's date depicted is recorded as +1810-05-03T00:00:00Z[18].
- The 'Spartan's' engagement with a Neapolitan squadron, 3 May 1810: end of the action's copyright status is recorded as end of the action — copyright status (P6216): public domain[19].
- The 'Spartan's' engagement with a Neapolitan squadron, 3 May 1810: end of the action's image with frame is recorded as The 'Spartan's' engagement with a Neapolitan squadron, 3 May 1810- end of the action RMG BHC0595.tiff[20].
- The 'Spartan's' engagement with a Neapolitan squadron, 3 May 1810: end of the action's Royal Museums Greenwich artwork ID is recorded as 12087[21].
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Works and Contributions
The 'Spartan's' engagement with a Neapolitan squadron, 3 May 1810: end of the action is the creator of end of the action — creator (P170): Thomas Whitcombe[2].