Susannah Nelson, William Nelson, 1. Earl Nelson, Suckling Nelson, Maurice Nelson
Zeitraum
Partner
? – 1805
Emma Hamilton Partnerin
1787 – 1805
Frances Nelson Ehefrau
Horatio Nelson war Vater eines Kindes namens Horatia Nelson (* 1801).
Horatio Nelson war ein britischer Vizeadmiral, der am 29. September 1758 geboren wurde und am 21. Oktober 1805 verstarb. Er kam in Burnham Thorpe zur Welt und trat bereits mit zwölf Jahren der Royal Navy bei, wo sein Onkel seine frühe Karriere förderte. Trotz ständiger Seekrankheit absolvierte Nelson eine Arktis-Expedition und diente in Indien, bevor er 1777 seine Leutnantsprüfung ablegte. Nach ersten Kommandos wurde Nelson 1779 zum Kapitän befördert. Während seiner Karriere verlor er bei einem Angriff auf Calvi 1794 die Sehkraft auf dem rechten Auge und 1797 bei einem Angriff auf Santa Cruz seinen rechten Arm. Er errang bedeutende Siege in den Seeschlachten bei Kap St. Vincent 1797 und Abukir 1798, wofür er zum Baron ernannt wurde. In dieser Zeit begann seine Beziehung zu Lady Emma Hamilton, die ihm 1801 eine Tochter gebar. 1801 führte Nelson als Vizeadmiral die Schlacht von Kopenhagen an, in der er die dänische Flotte ausschaltete und dabei einen Befehl missachtete. 1803 übernahm er das Kommando über die Mittelmeerflotte auf der HMS "Victory". Am 21. Oktober 1805 stellte Nelson die vereinigte französische und spanische Flotte in der Schlacht von Trafalgar. Mit dem berühmten Flaggensignal "England erwartet, dass jeder Mann seine Pflicht erfüllt" führte er seine Schiffe zum vernichtenden Sieg. Während der Schlacht wurde Nelson von einer Kugel getroffen und starb, nachdem ihm der Triumph gemeldet worden war. Sein Leichnam wurde in einem Staatsbegräbnis in der St Paul’s Cathedral beigesetzt.
Horatio Nelson wurde in Burnham Thorpe, England, geboren.
10 Upper Frog Street Tenby SA70 7JD. Site of The Blue Ball Inn. Admiral Lord Nelson with Sir William and Lady Hamilton in 1802 attended a performance in its 'Fit Up' theatre.
Illustration of Nelson boarding the San Nicolas during the Battle of Cape St Vincent by Charles Joseph Staniland.Scanned image using an Epson Perfection V800.
An imaginary scene on the deck of the 'Vanguard'. The sailors are crowded round an improvised table, drinking and huzza-ing. Nelson and his officers sit abovet hem in the stern; a wounded officer is wrapped in a blanket. An officer takes a glass held up to him by a sailor. One man plays a fiddle. A Turk sits on the deck (left) smoking a long pipe. Beneath the title two verses of a song are engraved, the 'Chorus':
'Put the Bumpers about & be gay
To hear how our Doxies will smile
Here's to Nelson for ever Huzza
And King George on the Banks of the Nile.' 20 October 1798
Hand-coloured etching
Thomas Jones Barker, Lord Nelson Receiving the Sword of Surrender on Board the San Josef. Mixed method engraving by Charles G. Lewis. Published 10th November 1863 by Leggatt, Hayward and Leggatt. 75 by 42cm.; 29½ by 16½in. to mount.
Film still used as illustration for an article, "The Battle of Trafalgar (Edison)", by scenario writer Edwin M. La Roche, which in 1911 was intended to provide readers historical context for Edison Studios' one-reel production The Battle of Trafalgar, a lost film that was released in September that year and starred Sydney Booth as Royal Navy Admiral Horatio Nelson; published in the trade publication The Motion Picture Story Magazine (New York, N.Y), September 1911, p. 91; original caption to image reads "Before The Battle"; scene portrays Admiral Nelson (fifth from right, leaning on rail) in line of his officers on the HMS Victory, where they are observing the enemy Franco-Spanish fleet in the distance as their British flagship sails into battle.
Nelson, grabado de Juan Brunetti por pintura de Daniel Orme. Madrid, Biblioteca Nacional de España.
Inscripción: "Retrato del Almirante Nelson. Muerto por los Españoles en el combate del día 21. de Octubre de 1805. batiéndose contra el navío la Sma. Trinidad. Nació en Burnham Thorpe á 23. Septi. de 1758. y falleció en la edad de 47 años y 21 días." Firma: D. Orme Ingles, lo pintó. ; J. Brunetti lo gr. 1806
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Bildquelle: Catherine_Nelson.jpg Autor: Wikipedia / After John Theodore Heins Lizenz: gemeinfrei
Portrait of Catherine Suckling (1725-1767). Copy of a portrait by John Theodore Heins of Nelson's mother when she was 18, just before she met and married the Reverend Edmund Nelson, rector of a Norfolk congregation. A woman of firm character, she bore eleven children. She died aged 42 when her son Horatio was nine, leaving him and his two elder and two younger brothers, and three sisters, to be brought up by their widowed father.
British Admirals - Brittania Viewing the Conquerors of the Seas, by Piercy Roberts.
After original pictures painted by Messrs. Hoppner, Cosway, Clarke, Brown, & Abbot, the remainder drawn and engraved by P. Roberts.
Stipple
Museum number 1870,1008.2427
National Galleries Scotland
From top left:
Admiral Sir Robert Kingsmill, First Baronet
Admiral Sir Thomas Pasley, First Baronet
Admiral Sir Alan Gardner, First Baron Gardner
Admiral Sir Richard Onslow, First Baronet
Admiral Sir Alexander Hood, First Viscount Bridport
Admiral Sir George Elphinstone, First Viscount Keith
Admiral Sir Samuel Hood, First Viscount Hood
Admiral Sir Andrew Mitchell
Admiral Sir Horatio Nelson, First Viscount Nelson, First Duke of Bronté
Admiral Sir Richard Howe, First Earl Howe
Admiral Sir John Borlase Warren, First Baronet
Admiral Sir John Jervis, First Earl St Vincent
Admiral Adam Duncan, First Viscount Camperdown
British Admirals - Brittania Viewing the Conquerors of the Seas, by Piercy Roberts.
After original pictures painted by Messrs. Hoppner, Cosway, Clarke, Brown, & Abbot, the remainder drawn and engraved by P. Roberts.
Stipple
Museum number 1870,1008.2427
National Galleries Scotland
From top left:
Admiral Sir Robert Kingsmill, First Baronet
Admiral Sir Thomas Pasley, First Baronet
Admiral Sir Alan Gardner, First Baron Gardner
Admiral Sir Richard Onslow, First Baronet
Admiral Sir Alexander Hood, First Viscount Bridport
Admiral Sir George Elphinstone, First Viscount Keith
Admiral Sir Samuel Hood, First Viscount Hood
Admiral Sir Andrew Mitchell
Admiral Sir Horatio Nelson, First Viscount Nelson, First Duke of Bronté
Admiral Sir Richard Howe, First Earl Howe
Admiral Sir John Borlase Warren, First Baronet
Admiral Sir John Jervis, First Earl St Vincent
Admiral Adam Duncan, First Viscount Camperdown
British Admirals - Brittania Viewing the Conquerors of the Seas, by Piercy Roberts.
After original pictures painted by Messrs. Hoppner, Cosway, Clarke, Brown, & Abbot, the remainder drawn and engraved by P. Roberts.
Stipple
Museum number 1870,1008.2427
National Galleries Scotland
From top left:
Admiral Sir Robert Kingsmill, First Baronet
Admiral Sir Thomas Pasley, First Baronet
Admiral Sir Alan Gardner, First Baron Gardner
Admiral Sir Richard Onslow, First Baronet
Admiral Sir Alexander Hood, First Viscount Bridport
Admiral Sir George Elphinstone, First Viscount Keith
Admiral Sir Samuel Hood, First Viscount Hood
Admiral Sir Andrew Mitchell
Admiral Sir Horatio Nelson, First Viscount Nelson, First Duke of Bronté
Admiral Sir Richard Howe, First Earl Howe
Admiral Sir John Borlase Warren, First Baronet
Admiral Sir John Jervis, First Earl St Vincent
Admiral Adam Duncan, First Viscount Camperdown
Cuthbert Collingwood and Horatio Nelson: British School, National Maritime Museum
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Bildquelle: HoratiaNelson.jpg Autor: Wikipedia / James Holmes Lizenz: gemeinfrei
Portrait of unknown female formerly misattributed as Horatia Nelson. Royal Museums Greenwich have stated, "we no longer think the woman in white is Horatia. She has some likeness to Nelson, but Horatia did not have such a marked resemblance from other portraits of her in youth (we have a bust by Christopher Prosperi showing her as a child and an oil portrait of her in early teens)
Where this identification started is not clear: the provenance of the item stops with its exhibition in 1889 when in the hands of a Bond Street dealer and the only link with the Nelson-Ward family is that they had a copy of made, probably at that time and relying on his identification of it, not theirs. There is, so far, no evidence it was ever in Nelson-Ward family possession (or other branches of the Nelson family), which is the obvious place to have expected to find it, or at least information linking it to them - but there is none."
demeure à Bronte en Sicile de Horatio Nelson duc de Bronte
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Bildquelle: Earl_Nelson._(BM_L,61.31).jpg Autor: Wikipedia / Print made by: Hannah Sarah Brightwen
After: Charles Grignion the younger
Printed by: Graf & Soret Lizenz: gemeinfrei
Portrait bust of Horatio Nelson, over half-length, seated to left; wearing open naval jacket with epaulettes, waistcoat, neckerchief and frill; leaning on chair back with his right arm, his right sleeve pinned to the front; after Grignion.
Lithograph
Engineering: a steam-driven pump in use on a building site in Spring Gardens, Charing Cross. Coloured lithograph by Maclure and Macdonald, 1879.
Iconographic Collections
Keywords: Horatio Nelson; John Drummond; Maclure & Macdonald.
Extirpation of the Plagues of Egypt, - Destruction of Revolutionary Crocodiles -or- The British Hero Cleansing ye Mouth of ye Nile. (Caricatures)
Print
IdentificatieTitel(s): Fotoreproductie van een schilderij, voorstellende een portret van Horatio NelsonObjecttype: fotomechanische afdruk reproductie bladzijde Objectnummer: RP-F-2001-7-228-1VervaardigingVervaardiger: vervaardiger: anoniem, naar schilderij van: George Lucy GoodDatering: ca. 1881 - in of voor mei-1891Materiaal: papier Techniek: lichtdrukAfmetingen: prent: h 111 mm × b 88 mmToelichtingPrent op voorplat.OnderwerpWat: commander-in-chief, admiralWie: Horatio Nelson (hertog van Bronte)Verwerving en rechtenCredit line: Aankoop met steun van de Mondriaan Stichting, het Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds, het VSBfonds, het Paul Huf Fonds/Rijksmuseum Fonds en het Egbert KunstfondsVerwerving: aankoop 2001Copyright: Publiek domein
HMS Victory log, 19 Oct. 1805, 10 sailors, punished for drunkenness with 36 lashes each.Seaman Wm. Skinner, was killed in action, at Trafalgar on 21 Oct. 1805. Source, ADM/51/4514/3
Manuscript: Order of battle for the battle of Trafalgar, signed (with left hand) by Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson (1758-1805) and dated 10 October 1805 from the H.M.S. Victory off Cadiz. [http://id.lib.harvard.edu/aleph/009065295/catalog MS Eng 196.5 (50), Houghton Library, Harvard University
The logbook of HMS Euryalus (1803) at the start of the Battle of Trafalgar. The famous message sent by Admiral Nelson is shown on the right hand page, about half way down. It is interspersed with the ordinary recordings of a ship's log, being immediately followed by "At noon, light winds..." The logbook is held in the Nelson Collection at Lloyd's of London. The message reads "England expects that every many will do his duty".
Letter written to the Principal Officers and Commissioners of His Majesty's Navy by Lord Nelson with his right hand, 16 August 1794
Archives & Manuscripts
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