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Afteykening vande Rivier van Guayaquil ende Eylenden Puna ende Sta. Clara. Print
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National Maritime Museum

Fishing Boats in a Rough Sea. Several sprit-rigged Dutch fishing boats are shown in a strong wind from the left. The boat on the left is in port-broadside view, beating to windward, with several crew in the stern and three others towards the centre. The p
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National Maritime Museum

Medal commemorating the accession of Queen Christina and the battle of Femern, 1644. Medal commemorating the accession of Queen Christina and the Battle of Femern, 1644. Obverse: Queen Christina standing before the throne, under a canopy on a dais with he
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Medal commemorating the Battle of Fehmarn, 1644. Medal commemorating the Battle of Fehmarn, 1644. A counter. Obverse: Bust of Queen Christina, draped, curls (right). Pearled border. Legend: 'REGINA CHRISTINA.' Reverse: Within a pearl border and
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Pascaert vande Zeecvst van Bysvyen Callao de Lima Tot Bynoorden de Bay Achter de Piscadores. Technique includes etching.
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The Port of Archangel. This painting, by Bonaventura Peeters the Elder,e shows a dynamic and thriving harbour. Two hunters, wearing costumes which resemble those depicted in contemporary map illustrations, are prominently positioned on a ledge, in the for
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Vertoning hoe de Nassausche vloot heest ghelegen onder de Cust van Nueva Spagna wachtende op de Schepen uyt de Manillas; Vertoning van de Ree... Guagen, een vande Ladrones eylanden. Print
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Vertoning van't Callao de Lima. Print
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National Maritime Museum

Vertoning vande Haven van Acapulco. Print
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National Maritime Museum

Vertoon van't verbranden van de Spaensche schepen in't Callao. Technique includes etching.
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National Maritime Museum

[Mediterranean and part of the Black Sea]. This is a 'Portolan' chart. These charts originated in the Mediterranean in the thirteenth century and take their name from the written sailing directions, 'portolani', which they supplemented
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National Maritime Museum