Acquired From: Leen Helmink
Colouring: Uncoloured
Condition: Very Good vertical fold
Confirmed: 10/10/2024
Date Acquired: 7/12/2021
Dealers ID No.: 19024
Description: An unsigned pen and ink wash depicting two Dutch East India Company (VOC) ships, a galley, and a narrow ship near Fort Rammekens closely resembles an engraving and a painting attributed to Engel Hoogerheyden. The scene, featuring the Dutch sailingbuilt in 1776 for the Middelburg Chamber of the VOC and lost in the Indian Ocean in 1790aligns with Hoogerheyden's themes and focus on maritime and naval subjects. This work shares notable similarities with two of his known pieces :n1. Engraving at Zeeuws Archief: Click heren2. Painting at Vlissingen Museum: Click here
First published: Vlissingen: 1776
Image Size (cm): 23.5×32.5
Mapmaker: Hoogerheyden, Engel (1740-1807)
Price: 403
Primary Category: Prints & Related Material
Purchase Reference: Email 13 Feb 2022
Rarity: Only copy
Sheet size (cm): 24.5×33
Technique: Ink and wash
This state: 1776-1788
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