Aan de Oude Rijn – Dirk Verrijk
Amsterdam – Caspar Commelin, 1693-1694
Amsterdam , Het IJ, Pampus – Matthias de Sallieth naar Abraham Storck, 1785-1791
Amsterdam, sailing before the city – Simon Fokke, 1768
Banda Islands (Moluccas) – Léon Jean-Babtiste Sabatier after Louis Le Breton, 1846
Banten (Java) – Coenraet Decker, 1676
Battle in the Bay of Matanzas – Claes Jansz. Visscher, c. 1650
Battle of Doggerbank – Matthias de Sallieth after Frederik Reitz, 1781
Battle of Vigo Bay – Johann August Corvinus after Paul Decker, c. 1720
Battle on the Zuiderzee (1573) – Jan Luyken, 1679-1684
Battles of Barfleur and La Hougue – Jan Luyken, 1694
Brigantine (ship) – Joseph Sipkes, 1830
Calm estuary with Dutch ships – Luis Haghe after Jan van de Capelle, c. 1880
Chinese waterman – after William Alexander, 1796
Cutter (ship) – Joseph Sipkes, 1832
Dordrecht – Samuel Hutchinson, c. 1800
Dutch gunboat- Joseph Sipkes, 1832
Dutch kaag (ship) – Joseph Sipkes, 1830
Dutch merchant ships – after John Christian Schetky, 1833
Dutch paddle steamer – Joseph Sipkes, 1830
Dutch Rinkelaar (ship) – Joseph Sipkes, 1832
Dutch ships in choppy waters – Johannes Christianus Schotel (1787-1838)
East-India Company wharf – Jan van der Heijden, 1735
Edam – Matthias de Sallieth after Dirk de Jong, 1802
English pilot boat – Joseph Sipkes, 1832
Flag chart – Henri Chatelain, 1720
Flag chart – Matthieu Albert + Georg Friedrich Lotter, 1786
Four frigates – Joseph Sipkes, 1830-1831
Galiot (ship) – Joseph Sipkes, 1831
Glorious Revolution – Romeijn de Hooghe, 1688
Hoek van Holland – De Sallieth naar Backhuysen, 1783
Honfleur, Entrée du Port – Johan Barthold Jongkind, 1863
Honfleur, Sortie du Port – Johan Barthold Jongkind, 1864
Launching VOC ship – Reinier Vinkeles, 1768
Marine, four parts of the day – Philip James de Loutherbourg, 1764
Medemblik – Matthias de Sallieth after Dirk de Jong,1802
Oost-Indië vaarder – Johannes van Keulen I, Anthonie de Winter, 1680
Ploos van Amstel – Riviergezicht
Rio de Janeiro – Sabatier, c. 1850
Rotterdam harbour – Edward Duncan after William John Huggins, 1842
Rotterdam, Leuvehaven – Sabatier, c. 1850
Ships in an estuary – Gerrit Groenewegen, c. 1800
Siege of Gibraltar – Kleinschmidt after Paul Decker, 1705
Singapore – Louis Le Breton, 1846
Spanish armada defeat – John Pine, 1736
Spanish gunboat- Joseph Sipkes, 1832
Spanish xebec (ship) – Joseph Sipkes, 1832
Whaling – Thomas Sutherland after William John Huggins, 1825
Username or email address *
Password *
Remember me Log in
Lost your password?
