Venetian Navy

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naval warfare branch of Venetian armed forces

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Atlante Veneto Volume 1 179 (cropped)

Bombing of the city of Sfax (Tunisia) by the Venetian fleet led by Angelo Emo in 1780s.

Bow and poop of a 18th-century Venetian ship of the line

Detail of a print depicting the Arsenal of Venice in 1797, right before the French sack. By Gianmaria Maffioletti

Domenico Tintoretto, Venetian Ships Attacking Constantinople, 1598-1605, NGA 139328

Il Fac-simile della galea di Francesco Morosini

Osella Mocenigo 1706 Massimo

Piazza di Sta Maura - Peeters Jacob - 1686

Portrait of a Venetian Navy officer, 1780, unknown author

Presa fatta dall'Ecc. Sig. Ant. Capello, 3° Proved. della armata veneta, delle 16 galere barbaresche dopo il secondo combattimento sotto la fortezza et castello della Valo(n)a, li 7 agosto 1638 - btv1b531945942 (2 of 3)

The Bey of Tripoli encounters the Venetian admiral Jacopo Nani

The book of Ser Marco Polo - the Venetian concerning the kingdoms and marvels of the East (1903) (14767144604)

The death of Admiral Lodovico Flangini

The frigate La Muiron as a hulk in Toulon

Venetian Admiral Angelo Emo bombarding Sfax, Tunisia, in 1786. 18th century French print at the Naval History Museum in Venice

Venetian Galley (14th century)

Venetian Ship on Camels

Venetian Trireme

Venetian frigate Brillante' in 1795, Naval History Museum, Venice

Venetian-build frigate La Murion flying French colours, by Antoine Roux

View of the port and arsenal of Gouvia, Corfu (Greece), 1800. In the book "Voyage historique, littéraire, et pittoresque dans les isles et possessions ci-devant vénitiennes du Levant", By A.G. Saint-Sauveur

Wooden model of a Venetian ship of the line of the 18th century

Type	Description	Date	Source

link	Google Knowledge entry^@		Wikidata
image	Atlante Veneto Volume 1 179 (cropped)		Wikimedia
image	Bombing of the city of Sfax (Tunisia) by the Venetian fleet led by Angelo Emo in 1780s.	1784	Wikimedia
image	Bow and poop of a 18th-century Venetian ship of the line	1790	Wikimedia
image	Detail of a print depicting the Arsenal of Venice in 1797, right before the French sack. By Gianmaria Maffioletti		Wikimedia
image	Domenico Tintoretto, Venetian Ships Attacking Constantinople, 1598-1605, NGA 139328		Wikimedia
image	Il Fac-simile della galea di Francesco Morosini	1885	Wikimedia
image	Osella Mocenigo 1706 Massimo		Wikimedia
image	Piazza di Sta Maura - Peeters Jacob - 1686		Wikimedia
image	Portrait of a Venetian Navy officer, 1780, unknown author		Wikimedia
image	Presa fatta dall'Ecc. Sig. Ant. Capello, 3° Proved. della armata veneta, delle 16 galere barbaresche dopo il secondo combattimento sotto la fortezza et castello della Valo(n)a, li 7 agosto 1638 - btv1b531945942 (2 of 3)		Wikimedia
image	The Bey of Tripoli encounters the Venetian admiral Jacopo Nani		Wikimedia
image	The book of Ser Marco Polo - the Venetian concerning the kingdoms and marvels of the East (1903) (14767144604)	1903	Wikimedia
image	The death of Admiral Lodovico Flangini	1850	Wikimedia
image	The frigate La Muiron as a hulk in Toulon		Wikimedia
image	The frigate La Muiron as a hulk in Toulon		Wikimedia
image	Venetian Admiral Angelo Emo bombarding Sfax, Tunisia, in 1786. 18th century French print at the Naval History Museum in Venice	1786	Wikimedia
image	Venetian Galley (14th century)	1900	Wikimedia
image	Venetian Ship on Camels		Wikimedia
image	Venetian Trireme	1912	Wikimedia
image	Venetian frigate Brillante' in 1795, Naval History Museum, Venice		Wikimedia
image	Venetian-build frigate La Murion flying French colours, by Antoine Roux	1800	Wikimedia
image	View of the port and arsenal of Gouvia, Corfu (Greece), 1800. In the book "Voyage historique, littéraire, et pittoresque dans les isles et possessions ci-devant vénitiennes du Levant", By A.G. Saint-Sauveur	1800	Wikimedia
image	Wooden model of a Venetian ship of the line of the 18th century	1790	Wikimedia

Venetian Navy

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