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Hand-colored print of passengers on a sailing hoy's deck, several looking queasy, under a sail reading The Margate Hoy.

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The Margate Hoy, Charles Catton (1785). Via artnap.com

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A hand-colored print titled The Margate Hoy, by Charles Catton, dated 1785, shows passengers crowded on the deck of a sailing vessel with the name The Margate Hoy painted on its sail. Several figures in red, blue, green and yellow clothing appear distressed or sick, while others drink and gesture, and a figure below deck looks out through the hatch.