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      Calm Dutch Ships Coming To Anchor — Willem Van De Velde The Younger

      Willem Van De Velde The Younger

      1665
      Calm Dutch Ships Coming To Anchor

      ‘Calm: Dutch Ships Coming to Anchor’ by Willem van de Velde II (1633–1707), c.1655, from The Wallace Collection is a captivating seascape featuring five ships gracefully approaching the shore under tranquil conditions. Painted with exceptional precision and capturing the essence of maritime life during the Golden Age.

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      A Dutch Fleet Coming To Anchor In A Breeze — Willem Van De Velde The Younger

      Willem Van De Velde The Younger

      1665
      A Dutch Fleet Coming To Anchor In A Breeze

      A Dutch Fleet Coming to Anchor showcases Willem van de Velde’s Baroque naval scene. Dramatic action & detailed ship portraits capture 17th-century maritime power.

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