Sir Sidney Smith Collection

Admiral Sir Sidney Smith, 1823. Creator: Louis-Marie Autissier
Admiral Sir Sidney Smith, 1823

Sir Sidney Smith defending Acre (engraving)
7192545 Sir Sidney Smith defending Acre (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Sir Sidney Smith defending Acre)

Gallant conduct of Sir Sidney Smith at the Siege of Arce (engraving)
654723 Gallant conduct of Sir Sidney Smith at the Siege of Arce (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Sir Sidney Smith at Acre, 1799 (engraving)
671214 Sir Sidney Smith at Acre, 1799 (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Sir Sidney Smith at Acre, 1799)

Sir Sidney Smith (engraving)
818737 Sir Sidney Smith (engraving) by Craig, William Marshall (fl.1788-1828) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Sir Sidney Smith defending the breach at Acre)

Sir Sidney Smith, who with 300 British Sailors, defended the Breach of Acre, (1764-1840), 1816. William Sidney Smith, (1764-1840) British naval officer

Sir Sidney Smith Defending the Breach at Acre, (1799), 1816. Creator: Unknown
Sir Sidney Smith Defending the Breach at Acre, (1799), 1816. William Sidney Smith, (1764-1840) British naval officer, reinforced Ottoman defences

God Grants Victory to England, 1816. Creator: Unknown
God Grants Victory to England, 1816. From " The History of the War, from the Commencement of the French Revolution to the Present Time, Vol. III", by Hewson Clarke, Esq. [T

Rhodes, from the Heights near Sir Sidney Smiths Villa, 1841. Artist: W Wallis
Rhodes, from the Heights near Sir Sidney Smiths Villa, 1841. View from a house belonging to the British admiral, William Sidney Smith (1764-1840)

Sir Sydney Smith (1764-1840) defending the breach at Acre, 1816. Artist: I Brown
Sir Sydney Smith (1764-1840) defending the breach at Acre, 1816. Smith was the English admiral of whom Napoleon Bonaparte said, That man made me miss my destiny

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Sir Sidney Smith, a gallant and heroic naval commander, is immortalized in engravings that depict his remarkable feats of bravery and valor. One such engraving showcases Sir Sidney Smith defending Acre with unwavering determination, standing tall amidst the chaos of battle. His resolute spirit shines through as he fearlessly leads 300 British sailors in the defense of the breach at Acre. The Siege of Acre witnessed Sir Sidney Smith's indomitable conduct, earning him widespread admiration and respect. Another engraving captures this momentous event, highlighting his gallantry during the intense struggle for victory. With unparalleled courage and strategic brilliance, he defied all odds to secure triumph against formidable adversaries. Sir Sidney Smith's legacy extends beyond his military prowess; it encompasses his visionary leadership as well. The engraving depicting him at Acre in 1799 serves as a testament to his ability to inspire others under dire circumstances. His presence alone instilled hope and determination within those fighting alongside him. In recognition of his invaluable contributions to England's success on the battlefield, an engraving titled "God Grants Victory to England" pays homage to Sir Sidney Smith's pivotal role in securing triumphs for his nation. This portrayal encapsulates not only his skillful command but also divine intervention that seemed ever-present throughout his illustrious career. Beyond warfare, Sir Sidney Smith found solace in Rhodes where he established a villa overlooking its breathtaking heights. An enchanting depiction titled "Rhodes from the Heights near Sir Sidney Smith's Villa" transports us into this serene haven that provided respite from the tumultuous world of combat. The artistic renderings capture various facets of Admiral Sir William Sydney Smith - a man whose name became synonymous with bravery and resilience on both land and sea. These engravings serve as timeless reminders of an extraordinary individual who etched himself into history through acts of heroism that will forever be celebrated.