Nautical Collection (#99)

View of Lek, The Netherlands, Jan Weissenbruch, 1837 - 1880

Portrait of Christiaan Cornelis, Charles Howard Hodges, William Alexander Keel, 1794-1796

Night Scene with fishermen standing by a fire, print maker: Anonymous, Reinier Nooms attributed to, Pierre Drevet, 1650 - 1738

Dismantled sailing ship, Reinier Nooms, 1652

Repairs to the hull of a ship. print maker: Reinier Nooms, 1652

Battleship, Anonymous, Pierre Drevet, 1650 - 1738

Port on the Mediterranean coast, print maker: Reinier Nooms, Pierre Gallays, 1652 and/or 1702 - 1749

Three merchant ships off the coast, Anonymous, Pierre Drevet, 1650 - 1738

Ships before coast, print maker: Anonymous, Reinier Nooms attributed to, Pierre Drevet, 1650 - 1738

Two keeled sailboats, Reinier Nooms, 1650 - 1664

Two ships are ready for repair, Reinier Nooms, 1650-1664

Sailing ship on a river, print maker: Elias Stark, 1859 - 1888

Sailing ship on a river, Elias Stark, 1859 - 1888

View of the Vecht at Nichtevecht The Netherlands, Elias Stark, 1887

View of the Vecht at Nichtevecht, The Netherlands, print maker: Elias Stark, 7-aug-1887

Portrait of Nicolas Jarry, Pieter Willem van Megen, Mathias de Sallieth, Jacob Perkois, 1782

A woman kills a man in his sleep, Willem Basse, Jacob Lescailje, 1648

Title page with the equipment of a warship and a trumpet player, Reinier Nooms, 1652 - 1656

Two landing barges, Reinier Nooms, 1652 - 1654

The ships Freedom and The Greyhound, print maker: Reinier Nooms, Cornelis Danckerts I possibly, 1652 - 1654

The Geldersekade and the Schreierstoren Amsterdam, The Netherlands, print maker: Reinier Nooms, Cornelis Danckerts I possibly, 1652 - 1654

wind, Jan Luyken, 1695-1705

Seascape with two three-masters with lowered sails, print maker: Adam Silo, 1689 - 1760

After the battle, Reinier Nooms, 1652 - 1670

After the battle, print maker: Reinier Nooms, Gerard Valck possibly, 1652 - 1726

Battleship, Reinier Nooms, 1652 - 1726

Warship towards the harbor, print maker: Frans Huys, Pieter Brueghel I, Hieronymus Cock, 1561 - 1565

Three warships at anchor near a lighthouse, print maker: Frans Huys, Pieter Brueghel I, unknown, 1561 - 1565

House on the waterfront in Nijmegen, The Netherlands, Jan Weissenbruch, 1837 - 1880

View of the river Lek at Vreeswijk, The Netherlands, Jan Weissenbruch, 1850

Duck Hunters, Gerrit Groenewegen, 1764 - 1826

View port of Arakan, Thomas Doesburgh, Coenraet Decker, Johannes Covens and Cornelis Mortier, 1685 - 1714

View of Santo Domingo, Thomas Doesburgh, Johannes Covens and Cornelis Mortier, Staten van Holland en West-Friesland, 1685 - 1714

Odysseus and the Sirens, Anonymous, Abraham van Diepenbeeck, 1622 - 1725

View from the Amstel River on Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Elias Stark, 1887

Phaethon drives the solar wagon, Hans Bol, Anonymous, c. 1550 - c. 1650

Three sailboats on a rough sea, Anonymous, Reinier Nooms, 1700 - 1799

Two sailboats and a rowboat, print maker: Anonymous, Reinier Nooms, Chereau possibly, 1700 - 1799

Three sailboats in calm water, print maker: Anonymous, Reinier Nooms, Chereau possibly, 1700 - 1799

Backwater with several sailing ships, Anonymous, Reinier Nooms, 1700 - 1799

Backwater with sailboats and fishermen on the shore, Anonymous, Reinier Nooms, 1700-1799

Cartouche with shells, Reinier Nooms, 1651 - 1701

Beach with a sailing ship on the sand, Anonymous, Reinier Nooms, 1700 - 1799

River landscape with sailing ship, Elias Stark, 1889

Portrait of Gerard Hulft, Abraham Bloteling, in or after 1656 - 1690

The gun shot, Willem Steelink (I), Willem van de Velde (II), 1866 - 1928

Luna, the moon, and her children, Harmen Jansz Muller, Hieronymus Cock, 1566 - 1570

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"Nautical Adventures Unfold: The Cruel Sea Takes Center Stage" Step back in time to the captivating world of "The Cruel Sea" (1953), a black and white masterpiece that delves into the depths of maritime warfare. As we gaze upon the iconic poster, our imagination sets sail on turbulent waters, where brave souls navigate treacherous seas. Picture this: a crew team rowing with synchronized strength, their oars slicing through the waves like knives. Just like in "The Cruel Sea, " these determined individuals face unimaginable challenges head-on, embodying resilience amidst chaos. Speaking of chaos, let's not forget about historical battles such as the infamous Battle of Trafalgar depicted on an oil canvas. This monumental clash showcases naval power at its peak and reminds us of the sacrifices made by those who fought for control over vast expanses of water. In this cinematic journey, Jack Hawkins takes center stage as Ericson - a character whose unwavering determination mirrors that of real-life sailors facing adversity. His portrayal captivates audiences and leaves them yearning for more nautical tales. But it's not just warships that capture our attention; Thames Barges at Maldon, Essex provide a glimpse into everyday life on tranquil rivers. These sturdy vessels have witnessed countless stories unfold along their decks – tales filled with both triumphs and tribulations. As we explore further into this nautical realm, our eyes land upon a compass rose - an emblematic symbol guiding sailors across uncharted territories. It represents not only direction but also adventure and discovery; reminding us to embrace new horizons with open arms. And what better way to discover than from above? An aerial view reveals the majestic lighthouse perched atop Cap de Formentor in Mallorca's Balearic Islands. Its beacon shines brightly against stormy skies, offering hope and safety to weary seafarers navigating perilous shores.