A Henry Newbolt poem that shares its name with this painting notes that a "phantom voice is singing \ Of the great days done". When it was first displayed, it was accompanied by lines written by Thomas Campbell and it was referred to by its painter as "my darling". One inaccuracy in this painting is that the title object is (*) traveling east, away from the sunset seen on the right side of this painting, although Rotherhithe, the location of Beat
A Henry Newbolt poem that shares its name with this painting notes that a "phantom voice is singing \ Of the great days done". When it was first displayed, it was accompanied by lines written by Thomas Campbell and it was referred to by its painter as "my darling". One inaccuracy in this painting is that the title object is (*) traveling east, away from the sunset seen on the right side of this painting, although Rotherhithe, the location of Beatson's, is west of Sheerness. That title object had previously been under the command of Eliab Harvey, where it had captured the Fougeux and served alongside the Victory at the Battle of Trafalgar. For 10 points, name this painting by J.MW. Turner that shows an antiquated British naval vessel being tugged away.
A Henry Newbolt poem that shares its name with this painting notes that a "phantom voice is singing \
The {Fighting Temeraire} tugged to her last Berth to be broken up