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A Dutch shipyard with vessels hove down for cleaning and caulking

Forbes and Clark Collections Visualizing Maritime History Project

Two ships careened for caulking the hulls. Seamen work to repair their ships keeled over in a shallow bay or shipyard. Another vessel featured on the left with smaller boats in the background.

Classification

shipbuilding and repair

Date Made

1623-01-02

Legal Status

PERMANENT COLLECTION

Major Collection

Hart Nautical

Maker

Nooms, Reinier (Zeeman)

Materials

ink; paper

Measurements

7 in x 11 1/2 in

Place Made

Netherlands: Amsterdam

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