Sea battle takeover ship Nieuwe Scheeps Batalien

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Sea battle takeover ship Nieuwe Scheeps Batalien

Sea battle with takeover of a ship Nieuwe Scheeps Batalien (series title), Sea battle with three ships close to each other on the left. A fight on the front ship, warfare, military affairs (sailing-ships), battle, fighting in general (naval force), Reinier Nooms (mentioned on object), Netherlands, 1652 - 1726, paper, drypoint, h 164 mm × w 261 mm

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Media ID 19538229

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1652 1726 Battle Drypoint Fight Fighting General Military Affairs Naval Force Reinier Nooms Sailing Ships Sea Battle Series Title Warfare Mentioned Takeover

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This print from the Liszt Collection transports us back to a dramatic sea battle in the Netherlands during the 17th century. The artwork, titled "Sea battle with takeover of a ship Nieuwe Scheeps Batalien" showcases three ships locked in intense combat. On the left side, we witness these vessels positioned closely together, creating an atmosphere of chaos and tension. The focal point of this scene is undoubtedly the front ship engaged in a fierce fight. As cannons roar and swords clash, brave sailors valiantly defend their vessel against enemy forces. This depiction offers a glimpse into the brutal reality of warfare at sea during that era. Renowned artist Reinier Nooms skillfully captures every detail using drypoint technique on paper. His mastery brings life to this historical moment, allowing viewers to immerse themselves in the action-packed narrative unfolding before their eyes. As we observe this artwork, it serves as a reminder of both the bravery and brutality witnessed by naval forces throughout history. It stands as a testament to human resilience and determination amidst chaotic circumstances. This print preserves an important piece of Dutch military history while also showcasing Nooms' artistic prowess. Its presence within the Liszt Collection ensures that future generations can appreciate and learn from this significant period in naval warfare.

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