A Dutch flagship in a fresh wind (Custom Print) Interest_Art reveals the glorious colours of

reveals the glorious colours of the core and surrounding rare-seen details

his crown and orb rest on richly ornate fabric and a fluted pillar in the left background

The horrors of war are frozen at the click of a camera

a tambourine held high in her left hand and her gaze directly engaging the viewer

calm and clear with a full moon hence the incredible well-lit area which made exposing the image so much easier

A Dutch flagship in a fresh wind (Custom Print) Interest_Art reveals the glorious colours ofA Dutch flagship in a fresh wind by Willem van de Velde the Younger or studio, about 1665, or about 1700, graphite, ink and grey wash on paper. The brown stains and spatters over this drawing are probably linseed oil, which was the medium commonly added to pigments in the 17th century to create oil paint. It evokes the very active use of drawings in the van de Velde Studio and their role as tools in the artistic process. The drawing might be a