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  • The Eendracht and a Fleet of Dutch Men-of-war
    The Eendracht and a Fleet of Dutch Men-of-war
    Ludolf Bakhuizen
    1670 · National Gallery
  • The Dutch Man-of-War 'Star' at Anchor
    The Dutch Man-of-War 'Star' at Anchor
    Willem van de Velde the Younger
    c. 1653 · Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
  • Fishing Boats in a Calm
    Fishing Boats in a Calm
    Willem van de Velde the Younger
    1658 · University of Edinburgh
  • Venice, a view of the Churches of the Redentore and San Giacomo, with a moored Man-of-war, Gondolas and Barges
    Venice, a view of the Churches of the Redentore and San Giacomo, with a moored Man-of-war, Gondolas and Barges
    Canaletto
    1747–1755
  • An English Yacht saluting a Dutch Man-of-War in the port of Rotterdam
    An English Yacht saluting a Dutch Man-of-War in the port of Rotterdam
    Abraham Storck
    18th century · Dulwich Picture Gallery
  • A Seapiece, with a Dutch Fishing Boat coming in, and Men of War in the Distance
    A Seapiece, with a Dutch Fishing Boat coming in, and Men of War in the Distance
    Augustus Wall Callcott
    c. 1826–1827 · National Trust
  • Calm: the English Ship 'Britannia' at Anchor
    Calm: the English Ship 'Britannia' at Anchor
    Willem van de Velde the Younger
    c. 1655 · National Gallery of Ireland
  • The surrender of the Royal Prince
    The surrender of the Royal Prince
    Willem van de Velde the Younger
    c. 1670 · Fondation Custodia
  • Shipping on the IJ, with a view of Amsterdam beyond
    Shipping on the IJ, with a view of Amsterdam beyond
    Abraham Storck
    1600s
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