“When the Sea Gave Up Its Crown” shows the quiet moment after triumph. Roman ships return from the Battle of Ecnomus, no longer in chaos or combat, but steady and victorious. The sea, once wild and contested, feels subdued - as if it has accepted the outcome and surrendered its power.
This painting is not about the clash itself, but about what comes after: confidence, relief, and the weight of victory settling in. The ships move forward with purpose, carrying the knowledge that history has shifted. It is a simple, human moment of success - calm, earned, and undeniable.
Painting is sold framed
Size 50cm x 50cm