Is an image of the British battlecruiser blowing up at Jutland an authentic photograph, or is it an expertly executed fake?
One of the most recognized World War I photographs—HMS Invincible blowing up at the Battle of Jutland—has fascinated professional and amateur historians since it was first published soon after the conflict. The image endured for 70-odd years without any doubts as to its authenticity as a combat photo.
