BGuthrie Photos: MD -- Annapolis -- US Naval Academy -- Museum -- Prints (Beverley R. Robinson Collection)

MD -- Annapolis -- US Naval Academy -- Museum -- Prints (Beverley R. Robinson Collection):

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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. NAMPRT_170820_02.JPG: This exhibition of prints from the Bevereley R. Robinson Collection highlights the connection between land and sea. While many naval battles take place in the open ocean, other stake place just off shore. Coastal city sieges and bombardments, for instance, require ships to be moored near the shore. The inclusion of the prints showing Philadelphia, New York ,and Annapolis as peaceful port cities counterbalance the battle scenes. They invite the viewer to imagine everyday life in these cities, the relationships between naval forces and cities, and the occurrences city inhabitants witnessed over the centuries.
2. NAMPRT_170820_03.JPG: The City of Alexandria (During attack by forces of Julius Caesar 48 BCE) circa 1720
3. NAMPRT_170820_17.JPG: Capture of the Canary Islands circa 1599
4. NAMPRT_170820_20.JPG: The Amazingly Fortunate Conquest of the Chief Fortification of Ostend, September 20, 1604 by Paul Decker, 1720
5. NAMPRT_170820_32.JPG: The State of Saint Martin 1671
6. NAMPRT_170820_36.JPG: True Sketch of the Order and Battle of the Venetians with the Turks off the Dardanalles, 1646
7. NAMPRT_170820_45.JPG: Taking of Ye City of Cotchin in Malabar 1670
8. NAMPRT_170820_48.JPG: The Siege of Candie (Crete) Capital City of the Island Bearing the Same Name
9. NAMPRT_170820_53.JPG: The Fortunate Delivery of the Fort of Gibraltar, 1704 by Paul Decker
10. NAMPRT_170820_60.JPG: Battle of Lake Champlain, September 11, 1814
11. NAMPRT_170820_67.JPG: Typographical Map of the Port City, Harbor and Bay of Gibraltar, July 1779 circa 1779
12. NAMPRT_170820_76.JPG: Arch Street Ferry, Philadelphia, 1800
13. NAMPRT_170820_79.JPG: Preparation for War to Defend Commerce: The Swedish Church Southwark with the building of the Frigate Philadelphia
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