Talk:Flagmen of Lowestoft

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Did you know... that Sir Peter Lely's series of portraits, the Flagmen of Lowestoft (example pictured), commemorates English naval commanders who fought at the Battle of Lowestoft in 1665?

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George Monck, portrait at the National Portrait Gallery

Is this copy of the painting at the NPG, part of the series, or is it confined to the RMG/NMM collection?

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