Painting from French warships at anchor

[aukepalmhof]

The 4 R stamp issued in 1972 shows us also a painting or a detail most probably from the Napoleon time, but till so far I have not found the painting, there are many vessels most probably at anchor on a road, she is not under sail. Most paintings at that time show warships under sail. On the left is a French ship-of-the-line, looks like a three-decker. Who has more info on the painting after this stamp was designed.

Ras Al Khaima 1972 3R sg?, scott?

[Anatol]

The stamp of Arab emirate RAS AL KHAIMA-4riyals-copy of a picture: «Napoleon III receiving Queen Victoria at Cherbourg, 5 August 1858».
The meeting took place on board the French flagship, "Bretagne".
The Bretagne was a fast 130-gun three-decker of the French Navy , designed by engineer Marielle. She was built after the90-gun Napoléon in 1855, and also was fitted with a steam engine while under construction, though she had been laid down as a sail ship. The ship had a full rigged and boiler rooms, located on either side of the huge main mast. Built in Brest battleship "Bretagne" was the second-largest wooden-deck ship of all existing. Displacement-5289t; steam engine-4800shp; speed-12,6knots. She took part in the Crimean War in 1855.
More info about “meeting” is given on: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=12735

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, and nmm.mediastorehouse.com / Napoleon _ III ...d ...,and korablon.com/korabli-francii/bretagne-1855.html

[aukepalmhof]

Thanks Anatol to solve it.

I found the full painting after the stamp is designed.

More on the BRETAGNE is given on viewtopic.php?f=2&t=12735&p=13868&hilit=bretagne#p13868