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Painting (6): The Dutch burn down the English fleet before Chatham - June 20 1667
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Private sellerBleiswijk, NetherlandsOn Whoppah since June 2023 • 19 sales
Product description
This artwork depicts a historic naval battle, specifically the burning English fleet at Chatham on June 20, 1667, based on a painting by Peter van de Velde. The work captures an important moment in maritime history, with the English flagship 'Royal Charles', captured by the Dutch, taking center stage.
It is a drawing executed in sepia and black tones, presumably done with charcoal, which emphasizes the dramatic smoke clouds and detailed ship architecture. The work is framed in a classic black frame with a subtle gold inner rim, which enhances its historical character. On the back, there is an informative newspaper clipping explaining the historical context of the depicted scene.
The piece is in good condition, commensurate with its age, with the character and legibility of the image fully preserved. The frame shows slight signs of age, which contributes to the authentic appearance of the whole.
This work is a valuable addition for enthusiasts of maritime history and classic interiors. It comes into its own particularly well in a study, library, or as part of a collection of historical prints.
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsBeige, Black, BrownMaterialGlass, Paper, WoodNumber of items1OrientationLandscapeArt sizeMediumHeight55 cmWidth80 cm
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Private sellerBleiswijk, NetherlandsOn Whoppah since June 2023 • 19 sales