File:A ship dismasted in a gale RMG PV5280.jpg

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Willem Van de Velde, the Younger
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English: A ship dismasted in a gale

Four ships struggle in a stormy sea in this dramatic pen and wash drawing, made towards the end of the artist’s life. The most visible vessel, to the left of centre, is lifted by a wave as it lies-to having lost its mainmast. A few marks on the foremast indicate the ship’s crew as they furl the sail in an effort to avoid further damage.

The drawing is inscribed in the lower left: ‘W.V.V J 1705’.

A ship dismasted in a gale
Date 1705
date QS:P571,+1705-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Dimensions Primary support: 148 mm x 184 mm; Mount: 317 mm x 482 mm
Notes Box Title: Van de Velde, Ingram No 10, 1429-1439.
Source/Photographer http://collections.rmg.co.uk/collections/objects/119430
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Bruce Ingram Catalogue Number: B.S.I.174
Unidentified Prints & Drawings Number: 1589
Van de Velde Catalogue Number: 1429
id number: PAE5280
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