Dutch men-of-war in harbour
        
        Two Dutch men-of-war are the principal subjects of this painting of a harbour entrance. The ship in the foreground, to the right of the picture, lies at anchor in stern and port-side view, with small craft delivering supplies. The insignia of the ship, a figure mounted on horseback, is visible carved on the stern. There is an emphasis on the calm of the harbour and activity associated with it. A small boat in the foreground, to the left, is full of people and a man in the prow holds a boathook, indicating that it is preparing to go alongside the man-of-war. The artist has placed his signature on the stern of the ship, 'I Browne Fc'.
              
      
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Object Details
| ID: | BHC2254 | 
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| Collection: | Fine art | 
| Type: | Painting | 
| Display location: | Not on display | 
| Creator: | Browne, J. | 
| Date made: | circa 1650-55 | 
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London. Caird Fund. | 
| Measurements: | Image: 1044 mm x 894 mm x 35 mm;Painting: 915 x 760 mm |