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English and Dutch ships taking on stores or cargo at a port. Although the port is probably imaginary, the activities relating to the loading has been closely observed. It has been set in a harbour, with the tower of a gate and a quay visible on the right, and the coast in the distance on the left. An English flagship is on the right, firing a salute and flying the ensign from the stern carved with the royal coat of arms.
Date
1673
Medium
oil on canvas
Measurements
H 96.5 x W 127 cm
Accession number
BHC0845
Work type
Painting