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1. Battle Of The Saints — Thomas Whitcombe
2. The Battle Of Lagos — Thomas Luny
3. The Battle Of Camperdown — Thomas Whitcombe
4. The Battle Of The Nile — Thomas Luny
5. The Battle of Cape Passaro — Pedro Monamy
6. The Battle Of The Dogger Bank — Thomas Luny
7. The Battle Of Quiberon Bay — Thomas Luny

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1. The Battle Of The Dogger Bank — Thomas Luny
2. The Victory Of Lord Rodney Over The French Fleet Off Dominica — Robert Dodd
3. General Fleet Action — Richard Ball Spencer
4. San Jerónimo con Santa Paula y Santa Eustochia — Francisco de Zurbarán, 1650
5. Saint John the Baptist, Saint Fabian and Saint Sebastian — miguel ximénez pareja, 1494
6. Saint Cosmas y Saint Damian Salvaged — Fra Angelico, 1438
7. The Battle Of Camperdown — Thomas Whitcombe
8. The Battle Of Quiberon Bay — Thomas Luny
9. Battle Of The Saints — Thomas Whitcombe
10. The Battle Of Lagos — Thomas Luny
11. San Marco Altarpiece — Fra Angelico, 1438
12. The Battle of Cape Passaro, 11 August 1718 — isaac sailmaker, 1740
13. The Battle of Cape Passaro — Pedro Monamy
14. La Curación de Palladia por San Cosme y San Damasio — Fra Angelico, 1438
15. The Battle Of The Nile — Thomas Luny
16. The Action Off Pulo Aor — Thomas Buttersworth
17. Predicación de San Gerónimo ( ) también conocida como La Instrucción Pastoral — master of the view of saint gudule
18. Four Frigates Capturing Spanish Treasure Ships — Francis Sartorius Ii
19. Sepulchring de San Cosme y San Damiano — Fra Angelico, 1438
20. Glorificación de San Faustino y San Jovita y Dos Santos Desconocidos — Giambattista Tiepolo, 1752

otros

1. LA SAINTE FAMILLE AVEC SAINTE ELISABETH ET LE PETIT SAINT JEAN — Simón Vouet
2. Saint Roch with Saint Jerome and Saint Sebastian (after a picture attributed to Alessandro Oliverio) — John Singer Sargent, 1880
3. Triptych of Saint James the Minor and Saint Philip Saint James the Minor and Saint Philip — Pieter Coecke van Aelst, 1531
4. Four Saints Saint George, Saint Catherine, Saint Margaret and Saint Andrew — Thomas Faed, 1848