Collection Drawings

Franeker 1698 – 1781

Shipping for Amsterdam with the lighthouse on the right

the Hoek van ‘t Eij located northeast of the city

Pen and brush in grey, 31.5 x 54.1 cm.

Signed with the initials pi on the pennant of the large merchant ship.

Sheffield 1842 – 1897 London

Blake and Tromp in the Pas de Calais, May 1652

Watercolour: 72 x 125 cm

Signed, titled and dated: TB Hardy, 1873

Hoorn 1744 – 1808 Medemblik

Shipping off a coast

Pen and brush in grey, 355 x 507 mm

Dordrecht 1787 – 1838

Shipping off a coast (modello)

Graphite, black chalk and gray wash, 52.5 x 74.5 cm

(Groningen 1831 – 1915 The Hague)

Invading Scheveningen bomb barges

Watercolour, 74 x 52 cm signed lr : hw mesdag

Landing of the English troops at Callantsoog, August 27, 1799

Watercolour, 208 x 319 mm.

Signed and dated (lr): Dirk Langendijk ad viv delin 1799 fecit 1803

1754 – Rotterdam – 1826

Shipping in a brisk breeze

Pen and pencil in brown and gray: 34.5 x 49.4

Signed and dated on the reverse in brown ink: G. Groenewegen 1802

Watermark: J. Kool

Haarlem ca. 1576 – 1633

Ships on Stormy Sea

Pen in gray and brown on brown paper, approx. 80 x 160 mm.

In the middle ‘A load of kaghe about 6 last’

(See: A series of twelve engravings after Jan Porcellis nr. 6 collection Rob Kattenburg)

Rotterdam 1754 – 1826

Offshore shipping with a jetty on the left a ‘frigate’ (G5) and a ‘barquentine’ (C2) or ‘brig’ a ‘turn ship’ on the left

Pen and brush in brown and grey, 315 x 478 mm

Signed lower left: G. Groenewegen

Rotterdam 1754–1826

Ships in a severe storm were in danger of being sheltered off a foreign coast. On the left a frigate in great distress

Watercolor in pen and brush 247 x 333 mm

Signed in verso top left: G. Groenewegen

Leiden 1633 – 1707 London

Study of a dogger

Black chalk on paper 200 x 282 mm

Signed in brown ink ll: WVVJ

Rotterdam 1691 – 1783

Shipping on the Dutch coast

Pen and brush in gray and brown India ink, 212 x 308 mm

Signed on the driftwood bottom right: C. de Grient

Dated lower left: 1760