Schip in droogdok te Vlissingen 1717 - 1755
francoisvanbleyswijck
comic strip sketch
aged paper
toned paper
old engraving style
sketch book
personal sketchbook
sketchwork
sketchbook drawing
storyboard and sketchbook work
sketchbook art
"Schip in droogdok te Vlissingen" (Ship in dry dock at Vlissingen), a detailed etching by François van Bleyswijck, provides a fascinating glimpse into the shipbuilding industry of 18th-century Netherlands. Created between 1717 and 1755, the print depicts a ship undergoing repairs in a dry dock, showcasing the intricate details of the process and the bustling activity of the workers. The meticulous rendering of the ship, its masts, rigging, and the surrounding structures, reveals the artist's keen observation and mastery of perspective. This valuable historical document offers a rare visual record of maritime practices and the skilled craftsmanship involved in building and maintaining ships during the Dutch Golden Age.
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