Rare maps detailing the defeat of the Spanish Armada are set to go on public display for the first time. The 10 maps, drawn in 1589, are believed to be the earliest representation of the naval battles ...
A set of original maps depicting the Royal Navy's victory over the Spanish Armada have been saved from export after a fundraising campaign. The ink and watercolour drawings are said to be the earliest ...
The ink and watercolour maps are believed to have been created the year after the battle Hand-drawn, Elizabethan-era maps depicting the Spanish Armada are to go on public display for the first time.
Hand-drawn, Elizabethan-era maps depicting the Spanish Armada have been saved for the nation after £600,000 was raised to buy them. The 10 maps, believed to have been drawn the year after the famous ...
Hand-drawn, Elizabethan-era maps depicting the Spanish Armada are to go on public display for the first time. The 10 maps, believed to have been drawn the year after the famous battle of 1588, were ...
The National Museum of the Royal Navy’s director general, professor Dominic Tweddle (right), and head of collections and research, Louisa Blight, admire the maps ((Andrew Matthews/PA) (PA Wire) Rare ...
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