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Madre de Deus

An illustration of the Madre de Deus, the Mother of God, a Portuguese ship, highlighting the moment it got intercepted and captured under Captain Fern£o de Mendona Furtado. The ship was built in 1589 by Lisbon shipyards

Picture No
13572384
Media ID
45196075
Size
4233px x 4000px (6.8MB)
Credit
© CLM Archive Collection / Mary Evans
Source
Unattributed illustration from Art in Australia Series 3 Number 2, 1922
Date
circa 1922

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1589 Deus Fernao Furtado Highlighting Intercepted Lisbon Madre Mendonca Shipyards Unattributed


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