- Framed Modern Art art print (33 x 40 cm) by Philip Connard.
- Buy this print framed for £155.
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- Framed Size is 33 x 40 cm.
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About this artwork
On "St George's Day Raid" (April 23, 1918), the British navy launched an attack on German submarine bases in Zeebrugge and Ostend, located along the Belgian coast. During this time, HMS Canterbury had the task of patrolling the Channel. This military action had a significant impact on public morale, inspiring renewed confidence in the power of the British Navy and boosting the spirit of those serving in it. Purchasing this product supports the operations of the Imperial War Museums. Rights reserved by IWM.
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