The Dutch fleet at anchor RMG PW6788

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The Dutch fleet at anchor RMG PW6788

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The Dutch fleet at anchor
In the left middle-distance, a port broadside view of a ship at anchor (probably the ‘Eendract’), with flag and pendant at the main. She is firing a salute as a States yact (brouwer), lee bow view, sails away, close-hauled on the starboard tack. In the centre, the stern view of another ship at anchor, probably the ‘Drie Helden Davids’. In the right foreground, a starboard broadside view of a galjoot before the wind.
This is an unsigned pencil and wash drawing by the Elder. Some wash may have been added by a later hand. It is inscribed on the back in a late hand ‘W Van de Velde 1677.’

The Dutch fleet at anchor

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1800
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