La Salles Expedition to Louisiana in 1684, Théodore Gudin, 1844

La Salles Expedition to Louisiana in 1684, Théodore Gudin, 1844

The ship on the left is la belle, in the middle is le joly, and l'aimable, which has run aground, is to the far right. The ships are at the entrance to matagorda bay. Object Type: painting. Genre: marine art. Date: 1844. LaSallesExpeditiontoLouisiana
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Author: Théodore Gudin (1802–1880)Source: commons.wikimedia.org

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