Historical Naval Battles

Depictions of 18th-century naval battles featuring Dutch and English frigates, showcasing ships in combat on the ocean with detailed engravings.

London, Boydell, John, Paton, Richard, England, Lerpinière, Daniel, Battle of Doggersbank, 1781, verso - stamped, The Dutch and English ships during the battle of Doggersbank on 5 August 1781 between the Dutch fleet under Rear Admiral Johan Zoutman and the English fleet under Vice Admiral Hyde Parker. In the caption the dedication to Parker and a list of the frigates of both countries., print, prent, prints, prenten, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 492 mm, width 605 mm, 1745 - 1785, print maker, prentmaker, 1782 - 1782, paper, papier, etching, etsen, engraving, engraving (printing process), Engels, 1717 - 1791-03-07, after, after painting by, Publication (Event), Publication, 1719 - 1804, publisher

Sea battle at Cadiz, 1781, Mathias de Sallieth, after Jan Kobell (I), 1782 print Zeegevecht at Cadiz between two Dutch frigates Castor and Den Briel and two English frigates Flora and Crescent, 30 May 1781. In the caption De Titels in Dutch and Frans, in the middle a trophy with the weapons of the two Dutch captains to whom the Print is instructed. The print includes a separate text sheet about the strength of the frigates. Northern Netherlands paper etching / engraving battle (+ naval force) Cádiz

Treffen tussen Fielding en Van Bylandt, 1779, Simon Fokke, 1788 - 1790, Treffen between an English squadron under commander Charles Fielding and a Dutch squadron under Lodewijk van Bylandt escorting a convoy, off Isle of Wight on December 31, 1779. Design for a print., draughtsman: Simon Fokke, Northern Netherlands, 1788 - 1790, paper, pen, brush, h 77 mm × w 102 mm

Whaling, 1781. Hunting on whales in the northern ice cream, 1781. In the foreground hunters shoot at polar bears. See also the pendant about herring fishing.

Sea battle at Doggersbank, 1781, Mathias de Sallieth, after Johan Frederik Reitz, 1781 print The Dutch and English during the sea battle at Doggersbank on 5 August 1781 between the Dutch fleet under Schout-Bij-Nacht Johan Zoutman and the English fleet under Vice-Admiral Hyde Parker. In the margin only a trophy. Part of a series of three plates of the sea battle on the Doggersbank, in test pressure before the letter. Rotterdam paper etching / engraving battle (+ naval force) North Sea. Doggersbank

. Seafight at Cadiz between two Dutch frigates Castor and Den Briel and two English frigates Flora and Crescent, 30 May 1781. The English ship Crescent reschitedly shot by the Nederland Frigate Briel under the command of Gerardus Oosthuys, in the background the other two ships. Proof with the heavy rain shower.

London, Boydell, John, Paton, Richard, England, Lerpinière, Daniel, Battle of Doggersbank, 1781, verso - stamped, The Dutch and English ships during the battle of Doggersbank on 5 August 1781 between the Dutch fleet under Rear Admiral Johan Zoutman and the English fleet under Vice Admiral Hyde Parker. In the caption the dedication to Parker and a list of the frigates of both countries., print, prent, prints, prenten, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 492 mm, width 605 mm, 1745 - 1785, print maker, prentmaker, 1782 - 1782, paper, papier, etching, etsen, engraving, engraving (printing process), Engels, 1717 - 1791-03-07, after, after painting by, Publication (Event), Publication, 1719 - 1804, publisher

French and the English fleet during a sea battle, John Miller, After Richard Wright, 1762 print The frigates during the 'Battle of Bishops Court' also 'The Defeat of Thurot' that took place on 28 February 1760 at the time of the seven -year war paper etching / engraving war. navy. sea (+ landscape with figures, staffage)

Bendorp, Carel Frederik (I), Noordelijke Nederlanden, Zeeslag bij Doggersbank, 1781, Northern Netherlands, verso - stamped, The Dutch and English ships during the naval battle at Doggersbank on 5 August 1781 between the Dutch fleet under Rear Admiral Johan Zoutman and the English fleet under Vice Admiral Hyde Parker. With an empty margin at the bottom., print, prent, prints, prenten, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 246 mm, width 350 mm, Noord-Nederlands, 1736-02-09 - 1814-10-03, print maker, printmaker, 1781 - 1782, paper, papier, etching, etchings, Work conception, after own design by

Jan Bart strikes a Dutch fleet with his squadron, 1676; EN 1676, Jean Bart, Montant La Palme de 18 Canons, Commande Une Escadre de Cinq Corsaires (...); Recueil des Combats de Jean-Bart, Chef d'Escadre Sous Louis XIV. Jan Bart stands on a Dutch fleet with his squadron, 1676. Part of a series about the actions of the Flemish hijacker in French service Jan Bart.

Sea battle at Cadiz, 1781, Carel Frederik Bendorp (I), 1781 - 1782 print Zeegebecht at Cadiz between two Dutch frigates Castor and Den Briel and two English frigates Flora and Crescent, 30 May 1781. The English ship Crescent shot at the Nederland frigate Briel under the command of Gerardus Oosthuys, in the background the other two ships. In the caption a seven-line verse and the reference to page 156-157. Northern Netherlands silk etching / engraving battle (+ naval force) Cádiz

. The end of the sea battle at Doggersbank on August 5, 1781 between the Dutch fleet under schout-at-night Johan Zoutman and the English fleet under vice-admiral Hyde Parker. Only a trophy in the margin. Part of a series of three plates of the naval battle on the Doggersbank, in proof before the letter.

End of the sea battle at Doggersbank, 1781, Mathias de Sallieth, after Johan Frederik Reitz, 1782 print The end of the naval battle at Doggersbank on 5 August 1781 between the Dutch fleet under Schout-by-night Johan Zoutman and the English fleet under Vice-Admiral Hyde Parker. In the margin only a trophy. Part of a series of three plates of the sea battle on the Doggersbank, in test pressure before the letter. Rotterdam paper etching / engraving battle (+ naval force) North Sea. Doggersbank

Seetreffen (Meeting at sea) United States und.Macedonian. Artist, possibly by: Eduard Kretzschmar, German, 1807-1858 After: W. Warner

Vierdaagse Zeeslag, 1666, Walraad Nieuwhoff, After Hendrik Vettewinkel, After Willem van de Velde (II), 1829 - 1831 print The four-day sea battle between the State Fleet under Admiral Michiel de Ruyter and the English fleet under Admiraal George Monck, 11-14 June 1666. The conquest of the stuck English ship the 'Royal Prince' by Admiraal George Ayscue by the Dutch on 13 June 1666 . Netherlands paper etching battle (+ naval force)

A view of the Battle of Lissa (or Battle of Vis), fought on 13 March 1811 between a combined French and Venetian squadron, commanded by Rear-Admiral Bernard Dubourdieu (1773-1811), and a smaller British squadron, commanded by Captain William Hoste (1780-1828), resulting in a British victory. Napoleonic Wars (1803-15)

Sea battle at Doggersbank, 1781, Carel Frederik Bendorp (I), 1781 - 1782 print The Dutch and English ships during the sea battle at Doggersbank on 5 August 1781 between the Dutch fleet under Schout-by-night Johan Zoutman and the English fleet under Vice-Admiral Hyde Parker. With an empty margin at the bottom. Northern Netherlands paper etching battle (+ naval force) North Sea. Doggersbank

Print made by Peter P. Benazech, 1767-1794, The Monmouth of 64 Guns, taking the Foudroyant a French Man of War of 84 Guns on the 28th of Feb. 1758 in the Mediterranean,..., ca. 1760. Line engraving and etching with hand colored ink on moderately thick, slightly textured, cream laid paper.

A drawing by Jan Rood depicting Dutch warships near a beach in strong wind, executed in brush and graphite pencil.

Sea battle at Dungeness between the state fleet under trumpure and the English fleet under Blake, 1652; Zeejsoesg between the Admiraal Tromp and Blake, at Dover, den December 10, 1652. Sea battle at Dungeness (the Battle of the Singasses) For the English coast at Dover in the first English war between the State fleet among Maarten Tromp and the English fleet under Robert Blake, December 10, 1652. Central the battle of the Admiraals De Brederode of Tromp in battle with the English ships Bonaventure and the rose chance. From the right, the ship from vice-admiral Johan Evertsen will help. A text sheet is one of the record.

ZeeSlag, Anthonie van den Bos, after Willem van de Velde (II), After Willem van de Velde (I), 1778 - 1832 print A warship in wind silence with weak sails dissolves a cannon shot. Two sloops on both sides, two smaller ships in the distance. Another ship is pulled on the beach by the crew. paper etching battle (+ sailing-ships)

The battle at Beachy Head, 1690; 1re. Vue du Combat de Beachy-Head Entre Les Flottes Combinées d'Angleterre, De Hollande et Celle de France Commandé par de Tourville and 1690. Sea battle at Beachy Head (Béveziers) where a combined English and Dutch fleet is defeated by the French, July 10 1690.

Francia. Combate naval de Texel entre corsarios franceses y la armada neerlandesa el 29 de junio de 1694. Grabado de 1853.

Illustration depicting the recent damages as a result of a gale storm. Dated 19th Century

Conquest of L'Amité Royale, 1782, Hendrik Roosing, after Jan Kobell (I), 1782 - 1784 print The conquest of the French East Indies L'Amité Royale on the British by the Kaperkapitein Pierre Le Turcq with the ship De Vlissinger, January 24, 1782. Part of a group of five illustrations of the conquests by Pierre Le Turcq in 1782. In the margin de Title with the weapon of Zeeland in the middle. Marked at the bottom right: proof. print maker: Northern NetherlandsNorthern Netherlandspublisher: Rotterdam paper etching / engraving battle (+ naval force). Fourth Anglo-Dutch War

In the early 1640s Willem van de Velde the Elder depicted warships anchored in a rocky bay, executed in brown ink on parchment.

Dutch war fleet for Rammekens, 1782-1783, Mathias de Sallieth, after Engel Hoogerheyden, 1783 print View of the ships of the Dutch war fleet under the command of Schout-by-Nacht Jan van Kruyne, are on the speech of Fort Rammekens in Zeeland, 1782-1783. In the margin Het Wapen van Zeeland and the legend with the names of ships with the captains and the numbers of pieces. print maker: Northern Netherlandspublisher: Amsterdam paper etching / engraving warfare; military affairs (+ sailing-ships). Fourth Anglo-Dutch War Fort Rammekens. Scales

An American Navy ship captures an Algerian pirate ship off the Barbary Coast during the First Barbary War 1801 to 1805.

Jan Bart conquers a Dutch frigate at Texel, 1675, 1806 Jan Bart entertains and conquers a Dutch frigate at Texel, 1675. Part of a series about the actions of the Flemish hijacker in French service Jan Bart. Paris paper etching Jan Bart entertains and conquers a Dutch frigate at Texel, 1675. Part of a series about the actions of the Flemish hijacker in French service Jan Bart. Paris paper etching

War of the Pacific.1879-1883. Conflict between Chile and Peru and Bolivia. Chilean navy. Engraving by Eugenio Vera. La Ilustracion Espanola y Americana, 1879.

Dishing of soldiers, Matthieu van Plattenberg, 1617 - 1660 print Sailing ships sail into the port. Soldiers step out of the rowing boats, who form for troops on the beach. Paris paper etching harbour. fortress. the soldier; the soldier's life (+ landing, disembarkation of armed forces)

A sea battle with a sinking English ship, ca. 1652-1654, 1652 - 1654 print English and Dutch ships during a sea battle. On the left a sinking English ship and many people on board in the water. Print no. 5 in a series of seven numbered plates of naval battles, some of which can be related to the first English war of 1652-1654. Northern Netherlands paper etching / drypoint battle (+ naval force)

Sea battle on Schiets, 7 June 1673; Sea battle at the bank of Schooneveld 7 June 1673 / Combat Pres du Banc de Schooneveld 7 Juin 1673. The sea battle for the Zeeland coast on the plain of Schoonevelt on June 7, 1673 between the fleet of the Republic under Michiel de Ruyter and Cornelis Tromp and the Combined English-French fleet under Prince Rupert and Count Jean d'Estrées.

New York 1776. 1760 - 1900. Prints. The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Print Collection. New York (State) , History

. The conquest of the St. Lucie between Lillo and Liefkenshoek led by Willem Otto Bloys from Treslong, in the night of 20 on March 21, 1793. In the foregrating seven sloops a Frans Marine ship on the Scheldt. Below the image two columns with Dutch text and a weapon in the middle.

. The Zierikseese Kaperkapitein J.W. Sextroh hunts on the English Baltic Seafarter The Marianne on November 20, 1782. The ship would later be taken by Pierre Le Turcq. Part of a group of five illustrations of conquests by Pierre Le Turcq in 1782. In the margin the title with the arms of Zeeland in the middle.

Hawke's Victory in Quiberon Bay

. Conquering and towing an English sloop from a covoi by the Kaperkapitein Pierre Le Turcq with the ship De Vlissinger, 7 February 1782. Part of a group of five illustrations of the conquests by Pierre Le Turcq in 1782. In the margin the title with In the middle the coat of arms of Zeeland.

The Anchorage off the Town of Bonny River, 1850. British ships off the coast of West Africa: showing '...the comfortable and cool way of housing these vessels over; it is a sort of matting supplied from the shore, and having it two-thirds up the masts gives plenty of ventilation and protection from the sun. It costs about £70 in goods. Bonny at one time was the chief market for slaves, who, according to Captain Adams's statement, were sold there to the annual number of 20,000, the greater part of whom were brought down from the Eboe country. The town is...surrounded by a marshy country, o

Illustration from Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas

Meeting between a fleet under Jan Bart and a Dutch fleet, 1696, 1806 Entering between a fleet under Jan Bart and a Dutch fleet, 18 June 1696. Part of a series about the acts of the Flemish hijacker in French service Jan Bart. Paris paper etching Entering between a fleet under Jan Bart and a Dutch fleet, 18 June 1696. Part of a series about the acts of the Flemish hijacker in French service Jan Bart. Paris paper etching

Second Seminole War, 1835-1842. 'Sorrow of the Seminoles', banished from Florida. By the end of 1843, 3,824 Seminoles were shipped from Florida to the Indian Territory (present-day Oklahoma). (BSLOC_2019_8_74)

British Men of War. From left First Rate, Man of War's Barge, Seventy Four, Lugger. From a print dated 1820 engraved by Milton

Sea battle for Dunkirk, 1639; Seafight for Dunkirk 18 February 1639 / Combat Naval Pres Dunkerque 18 Fevrier 1639. Sea battle off the coast at Dunkirk, 18 February 1639. Battle between the state fleet among Maarten Harpertszoon Tromp and a Spanish fleet that tries to break through the blockade of the harbor.

Redout of Willemstadt. View of the defenses of Willemstad, located on the sea coast.

OUR NAVY, OLD STYLE: TRAINING BRIGS OF THE CHANNEL SQUADRON, UK, 1876

Battle of Solebay, 1672; Solebaij 7 Junij 1672 / Combat Devant Solebaij 7 Juin 1672. The Battle of Solebay on June 7, 1672 between the state fleet under Michiel de Ruyter and the English-French fleet under the Duke of York and the Vice-Admiral Jean II D ' Estrees.

De Zeebeslag for Katwijk (left sheet), 1653, Willem van de Velde (I), 1653 drawing Left leaf of a large performance in three magazines of the sea battle at Terheide (Zeblag near Katwijk) during the first English war between the State fleet under Maarten Tromp and the English fleet under George Monck, 10 August 1653. With the ships Jonas in the Walvisch, And the Roo Leeu from N. Holland. Northern Netherlands paper. pencil brush sea (seascape). navy (+ sailing-ships). battle (+ sailing-ships). sailing-ship, sailing-boat. names of artefacts and man-made objects (buildings excluded). historical events and situations. Battle of Scheveningen Katwijk

Conquest of St. Lucie, Govert Kitsen, after Engel Hoogerheyden, 1793 - 1798 print The conquest of the St. Lucie between Lillo and Liefkenshoek led by Willem Otto Bloys van Treslong, in the night of 20 to March 21, 1793. In the foreground, seven sloops robbed a French navy ship on the Scheldt. Below the image two columns with Dutch text and in the middle a weapon. Rotterdam paper etching Scheldt. Fort Lillo. Fort Liefkenshoek

End of a naval battle, ca. 1652-1654, 1652 - 1654 print English and Dutch ships during the end of a sea battle. Central Man-to-Mange fights on the deck of a heavily damaged English ship. Print no. 6 in a series of seven numbered plates of naval battles, some of which can be related to the first English war of 1652-1654. Northern Netherlands paper etching / drypoint battle (+ naval force)

Combat Naval dOuessant (Naval Battle of Ushant). Engraver: Joseph Skelton, British, 1783-1871 After: Théodore Gudin, French, 1802-1880

Haas, Hendrik de, Berrichg, RF, Noordelijke Nederlanden, Bendorp, Carel Frederik (I), Zee Slag Voorgevalle den 5 augusstus 1781 by doggersbank, Combat Naval Qui s'est donné le 5 d'août auprès doggerbank, Zeeslag bij Doggersbank, 1781, Northern Netherlands, verso - stamped, The Dutch and English ships during the naval battle at Dogger Bank on 5 August 1781 between the Dutch fleet under Rear Admiral Johan Zoutman and the English fleet under Vice Admiral Hyde Parker. In the margin at the bottom the titles in Dutch and French with in the middle an allegorical trophy with the Dutch Lion and the coat of arms of Amsterdam., print, prent, prints, prenten, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 355 mm, width 418 mm, Noord-Nederlands, 1736-02-09 - 1814-10-03, print maker, printmaker, 1781 - 1782, paper, papier, etching, etsen, engraving, graveren (drukprocedé), intermediary draughtsman, after a drawing by, Publication (Event), Publicatie, publisher

Ships Firing, Francis Swaine, 1730-1782, British, undated, Gray wash and graphite with black ink on medium, slightly textured, cream laid paper, Sheet: 6 × 10 3/8 inches (15.2 × 26.4 cm), cannons (artillery), flags, marine art, sails, ships, smoke

The English Fleet Anchored at the Town of Beykoz, North of Istanbul 1853 Anton Melbye Danish Originally hoping to become a sailor, Melbye instead specialized in marine painting under the guidance of C. W. Eckersberg. Unlike his teacher, he sought most of his subjects abroad, where he spent a large part of his life, ultimately dividing his time between Copenhagen, Hamburg, and Paris. As indicated by the inscription, this drawing shows an English fleet anchored at the small town of Beykoz, north of Constantinople (present-day Istanbul) on the other side of the Bosphorus. Allowing access to the Black Sea, Beykoz played a strategic role in the Crimean War (1853-56), in which the Ottoman Empire and its allies, France and the United Kingdom, defeated Russia in what is considered to be the first modern war. Using the striking combination of charcoal and graphite that is characteristic of his later drawings, Melbye captured a quiet moment at the very beginning of the conflict. Some of the deta

Naval battle, draughtsman: Willem van de Velde (II), draughtsman: Isaac de Moucheron, 1643 - 1707 and/or 1677 - 1744, paper, pen, brush, h 78 mm × w 114 mm

. The Dutch and English ships during the sea battle at Doggersbank on 5 August 1781 between the Dutch fleet under schout-at-night Johan Zoutman and the English fleet under vice-admiral Hyde Parker. In the margin only in the middle the weapon of Zoutman.

Conquest of three pirate ships by Captain Cornelis Daniels (aka Brackman), 1619, Anonymous, After Adriaen Pietersz van de Venne, 1619 print Leaf with a performance, a description and a poem on the conquest of three pirate ships by Captain Cornelis Daniels (or Danielsen / Daniëlsen), aka Brackman, on 31 May 1619, on the river Vilaine near the town of Rochebernard in Brittany. In the middle the fight between Brackman and the Pirates. In the foreground spectators on the coast. Left and below the 'Warish History' over four columns; On the right the poem 'On the Victory of the Vermaerden and the Cloucken Heldt Capiteyn Cornelis Danielsen' in two columns. Print Maker: Northern Netherlands Publisher: Middelburg Printer: Middelburg paper etching / letterpress printing battle (+ naval force). pirate(ship) Brittany

Hoekerschip Vrouw Machtelyna for the port of Curaçao, 1782, Carel Frederik Bendorp (I), after P.M. La Cave, 1782 print The Dutch armed corner ship the woman Machtelyna sailed in front of the port of Curaçao, 16 June 1782. Part of a series of three plates of the battle of the Hoekerschip Vrouw Machtelyna with the English frigate Diamant for the port of Curaçao on 16 June 1782. With this Print series is an announcement from the publisher. print maker: Dordrechtpublisher: Amsterdam paper etching / engraving battle (+ naval force). Fourth Anglo-Dutch War Curaçao

Harbor with fishermen bring in their nets, Jan van de Velde (II), Cornelis Claesz. van Wieringen, 1603 - 1641.

Sea battle at Doggersbank, 1781, Carel Frederik Bendorp (I), 1781 - 1782 print The Dutch and English ships during the sea battle at Doggersbank on 5 August 1781 between the Dutch fleet under Schout-by-night Johan Zoutman and the English fleet under Vice-Admiral Hyde Parker. In the margin at the bottom a handwritten legend A-i and 1-8. Northern Netherlands paper etching / engraving / writing (processes) battle (+ naval force) North Sea. Doggersbank

. The naval battle at Doggersbank on August 5, 1781 between the Dutch fleet under schout-at-night Johan Zoutman and the English fleet under vice-admiral Hyde Parker. The print includes a separate text sheet with a statement from the plate.

The battle of the Zuiderzee, October 11, 1573. Sea battle in which the fleet of the Water Beggars led by Cornelis Dirkszoon of Monnickendam defeats the Spanish fleet of Bossu. In the middle the ships are firing at each other, in the foreground a sloop and some other smaller vessels, The Battle of the Zuiderzee against Bossu, 1573 Battle of the Zuiderzee against Bossu, October 11, 1573., print maker: Walraad Nieuwhoff, (mentioned on object), intermediary draughtsman: Hendrik Vettewinkel, (mentioned on object), Netherlands, 1829 - 1831, paper, etching, h 273 mm × w 347 mm

The Dutch fleet off the coast of a foreign country, Jan Bulthuis, 1765 - 1801 drawing paper. ink pen / brush navy (+ sailing-ships)

Manning the Fleet in the Harbor of Flushing, 1804, Engel Hoogerheyden, Jacob Schwartzenbach, 1804 - 1805

Sea battle at Kamperduin (starting), 1797; Sea battle, between the Batavian and English fleets, aware of Egmond, Den Elfd.n October 1797 (...) The fight takes its start half an hour, Naa de afternoon; Three plates of the sea battle at Kamperduin, 1797. The sea battle at Kamperduin on October 11, 1797 between the Batavian fleet under the command of ViceAdmiraal Jan Willem de Winter and a British fleet under Admiral Adam Duncan. Starting the battle with the Batavian fleet in line with the ships equality and freedom (this ship under the command of the winter); On the right the English ships in line, under the command of Viceadmiral Unlow and Admiral Duncan. Before the legend 1-4.

Naval Battle. Adrien Manglard (France, Lyon, active Italy, 1695-1760). France, 1753. Prints; etchings. Etching

Line engraving of the Battle of Malaga. Sir George Rooke in the Royal Katherine. Original by I. Sailmaker. Dated 1704

Jan Bart attacks six Dutch ships off the coast of Portugal, 1693; Au Mois de Juin 1693, Jean-Bart, Commander Le Vaiseaeau Le Glorieux de 66 Canons (...) Attaque Six Vaisseaux de Guerre Hollandois (...) sur la Côte du Portugal; Recueil des Combats de Jean-Bart, Chef d'Escadre Sous Louis XIV. Jan Bart attacks six Dutch ships off the coast of Portugal, June 1693. Part of a series about the actions of the Flemish hijacker in French service Jan Bart.

Willem Crul attacked by the English, 1781, Carel Frederik Bendorp (I), 1781 - 1782 print The Dutch warship Mars under the command of Schout-by-Nacht Willem Crul attacked by three English warships on 4 February 1781. The Mars accompanied a convoy of Dutch merchants of Sint-Eustatius. In the caption an eight -line fresh and reference to page. 164. Northern Netherlands paper etching / engraving battle (+ naval force) Sint-Eustatius

Northern Netherlands, Luyken, Jan, Dutch merchant ships attacked in the port of Bergen in Norway, 1665, Battle of Bergen (Norway), 10 August 1665. Attack by the English fleet on the Dutch merchant fleet located in the neutral port of Bergen in Norway. The English are driven away by De Ruyter. Printed on the back with text in Dutch., print, picture, history print, prints, pictures, Frederik Muller History plates, height 109 mm, width 158 mm, 1649-04-16 - 1712-04-05, print maker, printmaker, 1696 - 1700, fourth quarter 17th century, paper, etching, etchings

His Majesty's Ship Britannia Returning to Port, Louis Haghe, 1806-1885, British, after T. L. Hornbrook, 1780-1850, British, Printed by William Day, 1824-1913, British, ca. 1840, Lithograph, hand-colored on moderately thick, slightly textured, cream wove paper, Sheet: 14 1/2 x 18 15/16 inches (36.9 x 48.1 cm) and Image: 9 3/16 x 14 9/16 inches (23.4 x 37 cm), armed forces, boats, buildings, clouds, coastline, flags, genre subject, hats, hills, marine art, masts, men, observers, ocean, port, rigging, rocks (landforms), rowboats, Royal Navy, sails, sea, ships, trees, warships, watching, waves (natural events), wind

Conquest of the silver fleet through Piet Hein, 1628; Piet Heyn conquered the silver fleet. Conquest of the silver fleet in the Bay of Matanzas by a fleet of the WIC under the command of Admiraal Piet Heyn, September 8, 1628.

Conquest of three pirate ships by Captain Cornelis Daniels, 1619, Jan Frederik Christiaan Reckleben, 1860 print Conquest of three pirate ships by Captain Cornelis Daniels (or Danielsen / Daniëlsen), aka Brackman, on 31 May 1619, off the coast of Brittany. In the middle the fight between Brackman and the Pirates. In the foreground spectators on the coast. Amsterdam paper steel engraving battle (+ naval force). pirate(ship) Brittany

The embarkment of the ship containing the body of Napoleon Bonaparte. Lithograph by J. Arnout after V.J. Adam.

Fall from the Spanish Armada, 1588; The Spanish war fleet of the Jaere MDLXXXVIII. Destruction of the Spanish armada or invincible fleet, between 31 July and 12 August 1588. Sea battle between the Spanish and combined English and Dutch fleets in the canal. In the foreground a large Spanish frigate is shot by a small Dutch ship with the city of Leiden, on the left a galley. Print at the top left of marked: Tom. I. NO 26.

Amsterdam, Hulst van Keulen, widow Gerard, Desguerrois & Co., Netherlands, Comte, Pieter le, Victory of the Palembang Batteries, On the 24th of June 1821, at 9 o'clock in the morning, by the united Dutch naval and land forces, under the supreme command of His Excellency General HM de Kock, Victory at Palembang, 1821, verso - stamped, Shelling of the coastal batteries located on the river in Palembang on Sumatra by Dutch warships under the command of General HM de Kock, 24 June 1821., print, prints, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 430 mm, width 503 mm, 1802-06-16 - 1849-11-17, intermediary draughtsman, after a drawing by, 1821 - 1821, chine collé, lithography (technique), Dutch, printer, Publication (Event), Publication, publisher

The war ship merged Hollandia. Leaf with a large representation of the Dutch warship the Hollandia at sea. Under the show a six-perished verse in two columns. Numbered at the top right: 88.

View of the Cape of Good Hope, anonymous, in or after 1654 - c. 1800, From Blue Beach and Table Bay one looks out onto Table Mountain and Lion Mountain. In Table Bay are several ships of the united East India Company with the Dutch tricolor. Van Riebeeck's Fort and the settlement are depicted in the background. This means that the drawing was made at least after 1654, possibly after a 17th or 18th century painting., draughtsman: anonymous, in or after 1654 - c. 1800, paper, pen, brush, pencil, h 347 mm × w 888 mm

View of Fort Rotterdam at Makassar, anonymous, c. 1750, draughtsman: anonymous, c. 1750, paper, brush, pen, h 406 mm × w 625 mm

HMS Terror locked in the ice in Prosen Strait, London, 1881.

Sea battle at Doggersbank, 1781, Mathias de Sallieth, 1781 - 1783 print The Dutch and English ships during the sea battle at Doggersbank on 5 August 1781 between the Dutch fleet under Schout-by-night Johan Zoutman and the English fleet under Vice-Admiral Hyde Parker. Northern Netherlands paper etching / engraving battle (+ naval force) North Sea. Doggersbank

Dordrecht, Kieboom, A. van den, Jong, Dirk de, Northern Netherlands, Image, of the Battle of Doggersbank Between the Dutch and English Fleets, Occurred on the 5th August 1781, Battle of Dogger Bank, 1781, verso - stamped, The Dutch and English ships in line fire at each other at the start of the Battle of Dogger Bank on 5 August 1781 between the Dutch fleet under Rear Admiral Johan Zoutman and the English fleet under Vice Admiral Hyde Parker. In the margin at the bottom the title, the dedication and the legend of the ships with names of captains and numbers of pieces and in the middle the radiant coat of arms of Zoutman., print, prent, prints, prenten, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 307 mm, width 461 mm, Dutch, print maker, printmaker, 1781 - 1782, paper, papier, etching, engraving, engraving (printing process), Work conception, after own design of, Publication (Event), Publication, publisher

Sea battle at Duins (left plate), 1639. Sea battle at DUINS Between the Spanish fleet under the command of Antonio de Oquendo and the State Fleet among Maarten Harpertsz. Tromp, October 21, 1639. In the foreground on the mirror, given the Admiral ship of Tromp the Aemilia (Amelia) next to the Santa Teresa that is on fire. In the background the English coast between Romney and Dover. The left plate in an unassembled ensemble consisting of a large representation in two plates and two text sheets.

French warship Date: 16th century

The application of conquered English ships, Willem van de Velde (II), 1666 drawing The conquered English ships Swiftsure, Seven Oakes, Loyal George and Convertine, are brought to the Goereese Gat after the four-day sea battle of 11-14 June during the Second English War. Design for a painting. paper. pencil brush sea (seascape). navy (+ sailing-ships). carrying off the spoils of war (+ sailing-ships). booty, spoil (+ sailing-ships). names of artefacts and man-made objects (buildings excluded) Gap

The American pirate ship The Surprise capturing the Royal Navy ship the star 1815. during the second American War

No, of the series Nordic War Seat, View from the island of Relusari with Kronstadt against Petersburg, Johann Caspar Weinrauch -, Copper Engraver

Amsterdam, Groenewoud, J., Oosterhuis, Haatje Pieters, Netherlands, Lutz, A., The Glorious Victory of the Palembang Expedition on the River Sounsang in the East Indies, by the Dutch Land and Sea Forces on 24 June 1821, Victory on Palembang, 1821, verso - stamped, Shelling of the coastal batteries located on the river in Palembang on Sumatra by Dutch warships under the command of General HM de Kock, 24 June 1821. In the foreground men in sloops. A separate explanation accompanies the print. See also the pendant., print, prints, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 340 mm, width 468 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1821 - 1821, paper, papier, etching, etchings, aquatint, Dutch, 1784-11-28 - 1854-12-14, intermediary draughtsman, after a drawing by, Publication (Event), Publication, publisher

Jan Bart off the English coast at Newcastle, 1692, 1806 Jan Bart off the English coast at Newcastle, November 1692. Part of a series about the actions of the Flemish hijacker in French service Jan Bart. Paris paper etching Newcastle upon Tyne Jan Bart off the English coast at Newcastle, November 1692. Part of a series about the actions of the Flemish hijacker in French service Jan Bart. Paris paper etching Newcastle upon Tyne

Marine with a view of the Fort van Rammekens, Robert de Baudous, after Hendrick Cornelisz Vroom, 1591 - 1659 print Sea fleet with a face on the fort of Rammekens, with Middelburg and Veere in the background. print maker: Northern Netherlandspublisher: Amsterdam paper engraving warfare; military affairs (+ naval force) Fort Rammekens. Middelburg. Veere

The Dutch fleet under Michiel de Ruyter for the city of Algiers, 1662, 1685 - 1687 print View of Algiers with the State Fleet under Admiral Michiel de Ruyter for anchor lying by the city at the time of the peace negligence, November 16, 1662. marked at the top right: p. 254. In the caption De Legenda 1-11 and A-M. Northern Netherlands paper etching Algiers

Artist: John Bower, w. 1809 - 1819, A View of the Bombardment of the Fort McHenry, Aquatint black and white, sheet: 38 × 50.3 cm (14 15/16 × 19 13/16in.), Made in United States, American, 19thcentury, Works on Paper -Prints

Sea battle, with a three -mast, Johannes Christiaan Schotel, 1797 - 1838 on the left drawing paper. pencil battle (+ naval force). sailing-ship, sailing-boat

JAN VAN SPEIEK's gunboat, 1831, 1831 print The jumping boat of Jan van Speijk, 5 February 1831. In the foreground public on the quay. With six -line caption in French. Print Maker: Den Bosch Printer: Antwerp paper navy (+ sailing-ships). gunpowder disaster. self-sacrifice, death in the service of a higher purpose Antwerp. Scales

Maximilian I of Mexico being taken aboard the Themis ship, anchored in front of Miramare castle in Trieste, Italy, illustration from L'Illustration, Journal Universel, No 1104, Volume XLIII, April 23, 1864.

Dutch merchant fleet is destroyed by English burners in the Vlie, 1666, Jan Luyken, 1698 print print maker: Amsterdampublisher: Leiden paper etching / letterpress printing battle (+ naval force). surprise attack (stratagem) (+ naval force) Fly

Rotterdam, Tels & Co., Netherlands, Three plates of battles near Antwerp on 3, 5 and 7 August 1831, The capture of the fort St Maria near Antwerp by 40 Dutch sailors on the orders of His Excellency Lieutenant General Baron DH Chassé on 3 August 1831, Conquest of the fort Sint-Marie, 1831, verso - stamped, The capture of the Belgian fort Sint-Marie on the Scheldt by forty Dutch sailors on the orders of Lieutenant General Chassé, 3 August 1831. Part of a series of three plates., print, prent, prints, prenten, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 302 mm, width 395 mm, print maker, prentmaker, 1831 - 1831, paper, papier, lithografie (techniek), Publication (Event), Publicatie, publisher

Capture of the Argus, Augs. 14th,1813. Artist: Thomas Sutherland, British, 1785-1838 After: Thomas Whitcombe, British, ca. 1752-ca. 1824

Robert Dodd, 1748-1816, British, His Majesty's Ship Glatton Attacking a French Squadron, 1796. Aquatint.

Tour to Chatham, 1667, Jan Luyken, 1698 print print maker: Amsterdampublisher: Leiden paper etching / letterpress printing battle (+ naval force). Raid on the Medway Chatham. Rochester. Medway

Holtrop, Willem, Dordtse Kil, Schouman, Martinus, Northern Netherlands, Bendorp, Carel Frederik (I), The Canoneer-chaloupen and other vessels, in the Dordrechtsche Kille, on the 29th of March 1793, Gunboats in the Dordtsche Kil, 1793, verso - stamped, The closure of the Dordtsche Kil with rafts, gunboats and some other vessels on 29 March 1793, as a defense against the French. Marked upper right: A. See pendant., print, prent, prints, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 296 mm, width 348 mm, 1736-02-09 - 1814-10-03, print maker, printmaker, 1793 - 1793, paper, papier, etching, etchings, engraving, engraving (printing process), 1770-01-29 - 1848-10-30, intermediary draughtsman, after a drawing by, Publication (Event), Publication, 1751 - 1835, publisher

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