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Our wooden holiday ornaments are 1/2" thick, approximately 4" tall, and include a string for easy hanging and a magnet on the back for use on refrigerators. Ornaments are available in six different shapes, including: stars, hearts, bells, trees, ovals, and stockings.
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Often known as The Redoutable at Trafalgar, 21st October 1805 (oil on canvas) by Mayer, Auguste Etienne Francois (1805-90). The actual title of the... more
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Average Rating (4.51 Stars):
Ellen Latschar
April 24th, 2025
My order has not been received, as of April 24 2025. Payment was made!
Faith Hounlekpo
February 12th, 2025
The ornament is like it was described. My only issue is when I placed the order, I thought that I was ordering a pendant (necklace).
Diana Barker
January 25th, 2025
This is a beautiful
Diana Barker
January 25th, 2025
This is very pretty
LORI BINDL ZAHORIK
January 24th, 2025
Beautiful ornament. It will look nice on my Capitol Christmas tree. Thanks.
Madolynn Hurley
January 11th, 2025
I previously lived in Hood River and saw this exact view when I walked around my neighborhood. Now that I no longer live there, this ornament is a sweet reminder that I'll hang on my tree each year.
Often known as The Redoutable at Trafalgar, 21st October 1805 (oil on canvas) by Mayer, Auguste Etienne Francois (1805-90). The actual title of the image is unknown, painted in 1836 by Auguste Mayer, it is suggested that the information about the painting was lost during WWII and it was given incorrect background and title when recovered. The picture is one of six that Mayer painted in 1836 about the struggle and fights of ship of the line Bucentaure during the Battle of Trafalgar (cf. Musée Nationale de la Marine website).
The ship in the foreground on right (firing to the Bucentaure) is the British 2nd-rate Sandwich, not present at Trafalgar, actually being hulked for harbour duty at the time. It is therefore generally held that the Sandwich is actually the British 2nd-rate Temeraire, incorrectly titled by the artist, and the dismasted ship in foreground left is the French 74-gun 3rd-rate Redoutable.
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Ukrainian Artists
Great historical painting!
Anil Nene
Beautiful !!
HQ Photo
Beautiful and dramatic work... nice sea colors. Thanks for your job. -hqphoto-
Hirokazu Tomimasu
Magnificent work!
Jennie Breeze
Wow! F/L
Mary Timman
Beautifully made.
Richard John Holden
It is not the Redoubtable, the dismasted ship is Villenueves' flagship the Bucentaure (note half man, half horse on the bow) whereas the Redoubtable was a full figure of a man
Duprel Antwone
Very well done!
Richard John Holden
CURIOUS AS TO WHY THE OWNER OF THIS PAGE IS PROFITEERING FROM AN OLD MASTER, UNLESS YOU R A DIRECT DESCENDANT OF THE PAINTER, AS THIS IMAGE HAS APPEARED BEFORE UNDER A DIFFERENT NAME. AND I FAIL TI C ANY CONTACT DETAILS. THIS IS WHAT FINE ART IS NOT ABOUT
Richard John Holden
I have done this painting also, albeit I 'zoomed in'