Sané Jacques-Noël — French Naval Architect

Generated portrait. Not a historical photograph.

Overview

Sané is already named on Bucentaure — Overview and Téméraire-Class Two-Deckers — French Naval Doctrine as the designer of the French Téméraire-class 80-gun two-decker.¹

Career and Key Roles

This note covers that design credit only. Birth, death, and a later catalogue of his ships stay on RESEARCH_QUEUE.

Bucentaure — Overview is the vault’s filled example of the class: launched July 1803 at Toulon Arsenal — French Naval Construction Centre and completed 1804. The class note already states the two-decker preference versus the British First Rate Ship of the Line — Class Overview.²

Sources

• @adkin2005trafalgar — pp. 76–82, 78
• @knight2005pursuit
• Bucentaure — Overview
• Téméraire-Class Two-Deckers — French Naval Doctrine

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Same Subject

• Téméraire-Class Two-Deckers — French Naval Doctrine
• Bucentaure — Overview
• Toulon Arsenal — French Naval Construction Centre
• First Rate Ship of the Line — Class Overview
• Redoutable — French 74-gun Ship

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• Age of Sail — Era Overview

Footnotes

1. Designer named as Jacques-Noël Sané: Bucentaure — Overview and Téméraire-Class Two-Deckers — French Naval Doctrine, citing @adkin2005trafalgar pp. 76–82, 78. ↩

2. Bucentaure launched July 1803 at Toulon, completed 1804: same notes. Do not invent birth, death, or a class size. ↩