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12 paintings

  • The Britannia Entering Boston Harbor
    The Britannia Entering Boston Harbor
    Fitz Henry Lane
    1848 · Museum of Fine Arts Boston
  • A Steamer near Fredriksvern
    A Steamer near Fredriksvern
    Johan Christian Dahl
    1834 · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
  • A P&O paddle steamer running into a gale
    A P&O paddle steamer running into a gale
    Robert Strickland Thomas
    · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • A P&O paddle steamer running before a gale
    A P&O paddle steamer running before a gale
    Robert Strickland Thomas
    · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • Seascape off Kronborg with numerous ships and a pilot boat
    Seascape off Kronborg with numerous ships and a pilot boat
    Carl Bille
    1873
  • Paddle steamer in a heavy sea
    Paddle steamer in a heavy sea
    Carl Frederik Sørensen
    1869
  • Coastal scene with ships and a lighthouse.
    Coastal scene with ships and a lighthouse.
    Carl Frederik Sørensen
    1836–1879
  • The Danish Royal Family are rowed ashore on October 8, 1846.
    The Danish Royal Family are rowed ashore on October 8, 1846.
    Carl Frederik Sørensen
    1846
  • The paddle steamer Crown Princess Louise at Færder
    The paddle steamer Crown Princess Louise at Færder
    Reinholdt Boll
    19th century · Norwegian Maritime Museum
  • Landscape with a paddle steamer
    Landscape with a paddle steamer
    Unknown artist
    1800s · Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery
  • PSS Great Eastern
    PSS Great Eastern
    Edwin Weedon
    1860 · Science Museum
  • Balloon Leaving Dover
    Balloon Leaving Dover
    E. W. Cocks
    c. 1840
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