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Shipping in Choppy Seas

Drawing
19th century (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

In the left foreground is a seagoing tjalk (barge) and to itsright, at centre, is a ship of the line (or a navy frigate). This pair of ships is flanked in the middle ground by a hoeker (a ship used for fishing) on the left and another tjalk on the right.


Object details

Category
Object type
TitleShipping in Choppy Seas (published title)
Materials and techniques
Pen and black ink, with grey wash, over black chalk; framing line in brown ink.
Brief description
Drawing 'Shipping in Choppy Seas', by Johannes Christiaan Schotel (attributed to), Dutch School. Pen and black ink, with grey wash, over black chalk, 19th century.
Physical description
In the left foreground is a seagoing tjalk (barge) and to itsright, at centre, is a ship of the line (or a navy frigate). This pair of ships is flanked in the middle ground by a hoeker (a ship used for fishing) on the left and another tjalk on the right.
Dimensions
  • Height: 326mm
  • Width: 450mm
Marks and inscriptions
  • Inscribed at lower left, in black ink (with false monogram), L.B
  • Inscribed at lower right, in brown ink (with the museum’s inv. no.), 6782
  • Inscribed on mount, at upper left, in brown ink, 76
  • Inscribed at upper right, in pencil, 12
  • Inscribed at lower left, after 1750 and other information about Bakhuijzen (now erased); and at lower left centre, in pencil, modern Schotel or Kobell.
Object history
Thomas Dyer Edwardes;1 by whom given to the
museum (dry stamp version of L. 1958), 11
November 1868.
Bibliographic reference
Jane Shoaf Turner and Christopher White, Catalogue of Dutch and Flemish Drawings in the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 2014, vol. I, Cat. 193, illus. p.237.
Collection
Accession number
6782

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Record createdJune 30, 2009
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