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A Dutch Ship Entering a Mediterranean Port by Abraham Storck
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Nexius_Lobster lemmy.world NexiusLobster@lemmy.world
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Rugnjr lemmy.blahaj.zone Rugnjr@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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Oof looks treacherous. Surprised they have such big waves in the harbour, no wave break?
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kindenough kbin.earth kindenough@kbin.earth
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Rugnjr wrote:
Oof looks treacherous. Surprised they have such big waves in the harbour, no wave break?

Most of his works are pure fantasy and this is nowhere specific. He was based in Amsterdam. A few of his paintings are historically important, painting events like John Churchill entering the Amsterdam river Amstel by ship.
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