Staverse Jol, 5 original photographs of this sailing ship. Possible Holleblok owned by Gaillard.

5 original photographs (1950-1970) of this Staverse Jol, possibly the Holleblok owned by Hans Gaillard Van Werkhoven and others (JC13). Flag of KWV De Kaag visible on one of the photographs.

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Book number: 68639

Catalogue: sailing

BAGELAAR, ERNST WILLEM JAN (1775-1837),

Christ and the apostles in a storm on the Sea of Galilee

Etching on wove paper, by Ernst Willem Jan Bagelaar, after the painting Ludolf Backhuysen from 1704, executed in 1814, signed and dated below the image, platemark 99 x 152 mm., sheet size 118 x 170 mm.A threatening scene with dark tones and high waves. Although Bagelaar (1775-1837) was originally an army man, he soon turned to a life of art after instructing himself in etching, basing many of the etchings on his own designs.Literature: E123.

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Book number: 69710

Catalogue: sailing

BAGELAAR, ERNST WILLEM JAN (1775-1837),

Seascape with sailship and warship

Etching on wove paper, by Ernst Willem Jan Bagelaar, after his own design, executed in 1817, signed and dated below the image, platemark 103 x 149 mm., sheet size 121 x 169 mm.Delicate etching in the second (final) state, with grey clouds added. Although Bagelaar (1775-1837) was originally an army man, he soon turned to a life of art after instructing himself in etching, basing many of the etchings on his own designs.Literature: E122 (II/2).

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Book number: 69709

Catalogue: sailing

(after?) Hendrik Kobell II (1751-1799)

Sailing boats on a rough sea close to the shore

l Pen and brown ink and wash in grey over traces of pencil on laid paper, 76 x 106 mm. Within ruled black border. No signature or watermark visible. Annotation in pencil on verso '612 vdP', possibly referring to Gerrit van der Pals (Rotterdam 1742 - Rotterd

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Book number: 60442

Catalogue: Scheepvaart Tekening sailing zeilschepen

Keus, J. (Dutch, 19th century)

Eight or more Dutch fishing boats (so-called 'botters') on a wind-blown lake

Along the shores several rooftops are visible amid the trees.l Pencil with traces of heightening in white, on 19th-century paper, 195 x 245 mm (142 x 190 mm within passepartout). Pasted onto passepartout. Paper evenly browned, a few hardly visible small spots in the sky area, otherwise in good condition. 'J: Keus 187

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Book number: 60392

Catalogue: Scheepvaart Visserij Water sailing zeilschepen

Verrijk, Dirk (Haarlem 1734 - Den Haag 1786)

Village on a river (Vecht?)

l Pen and black and grey ink with grey wash on laid paper, 139 x 234 mm. No watermark visible. Evenly browned, soiled and slightly stained in sky area, slight damage to lower left edge and top edge, upper right corner restored, pin hole in sky area. Traces

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Book number: 60556

Catalogue: Drawing Landscapes Mills Molens Rivieren Tekening sailing

WOOD, J.T.,

Railway Pier Blackwall - Le Môle du Chemin de fer à Blackwall

Steel engraving on porcelain card, a publisher is mentioned but illegible, ca. 1870. It shows sail- and rowing boats as well as a paddle steamer in front of the railway pier. In very good condition.Porcelain card is a card with a coating that resembles porcelain. This was often used for trade cards, but also (as here) for series of mostly commercial prints. Production was ceased in the late 1800's / early 1900's, as the materials contained lead, which was toxic to the tradesmen creating these.

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Book number: 69665

Catalogue: City views sailing