⁨Salvage of stores and treasure from HMS 'Thetis' at Cape Frio, Brasil⁩ (⁨John Christian Schetky⁩)

Artist	John Christian Schetky
Year	1833
Dimensions	99.1 cm × 55.9 cm
Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
Location	National Maritime Museum
Copyright	Public Domain

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