Beurtschip Zaandam, objectnr SA 288
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Beurtschip Zaandam, objectnr SA 288, Anthonie Waldorp (1852), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A calm sea scene shows a brown-sailed beurtschip in the foreground, its crew in red and dark clothing, with a Dutch flag at the stern. Smaller sailing boats and a large ship with furled sails appear on the water beneath a sky of warm, luminous clouds. The work is by Anthonie Waldorp and dates from 1852.
