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Felice Napoleone Canevaro in 1898
Felice Napoleone Canevaro in 1898
SMS Kaiser (center) disengages from Re di Portogallo (right) after their collision at the Battle of Lissa
SMS Kaiser (center) disengages from Re di Portogallo (right) after their collision at the Battle of Lissa
Canevaro and the officers of the battleship Italia pose under a pair of her 17-inch (432 mm) guns.
Canevaro and the officers of the battleship Italia pose under a pair of her 17-inch (432 mm) guns.
"The Admirals of the Powers in Cretan Waters" (Sketch from Black and White, 10 April 1897). Canevaro, serving at the time as commander of the Internat
"The Admirals of the Powers in Cretan Waters" (Sketch from Black and White, 10 April 1897). Canevaro, serving at the time as commander of the International Squadron, is fourth from left.
Edouard Pottier
Edouard Pottier
Illustration of units of the International Squadron arriving at Suda Bay, Crete, on 21 December 1898. Pottier's flagship, the protected cruiser Bugeau
Illustration of units of the International Squadron arriving at Suda Bay, Crete, on 21 December 1898. Pottier's flagship, the protected cruiser Bugeaud, carrying Prince George of Greece and Denmark, who will take up duty as High Commissioner of the Cretan State, leads the column at right. She is followed (right to left) by the Russian armored cruiser Gerzog Edinburgski, the British battleship HMS Revenge, and the Italian battleship Francesco Morosini.