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Willem van de Velde I, A Dutch Fleet Under Sail at Sea in a Light Breeze, Willem van de Velde I (Dutch, Leiden 1611–1693 London), 1665, Pencil and gray wash on two sheets of paper joined 11.5 cm. from the left., 10 9/16 x 21 in. (26.8 x 53.3 cm), Drawings

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Willem van de Velde I, A Dutch Fleet Under Sail at Sea in a Light Breeze, Willem van de Velde I (Dutch, Leiden 1611–1693 London), 1665, Pencil and gray wash on two sheets of paper joined 11.5 cm. from the left., 10 9/16 x 21 in. (26.8 x 53.3 cm), Drawings

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