Jan van Call I

Dutch, 1656 - 1703

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The image shows a bustling harbor filled with various ships. Small sailboats are seen navigating choppy waters, with their sails billowing. In the distance, a large ship with towering masts and a flag is visible. More ships can be seen along the horizon, with glimpses of city structures and a possible shoreline. The sky is overcast with swirling clouds. The sea is depicted with dynamic brushstrokes conveying movement and texture. The color palette consists of muted tones of brown, gray, and white, with splashes of color from the sails and flags.
Johann Teyler, Amsterdam, Ships at the IJ on Choppy Waters, c. 1685-1697, color etching inked à la poupée with hand coloring on laid paper, Rosenwald Collection, 1946.21.55

Amsterdam, Ships at the IJ on Choppy Waters

Johann Teyler · c. 1685-1697 · color etching inked à la poupée with hand coloring on laid paper ·  Accession ID  1946.21.55

This image depicts a harbor scene with sailing ships. The viewpoint is slightly elevated, showing a bustling harbor with ships sailing. The horizon is above the middle of the composition, with ships of various sizes and sails unfurled. The style features intricate brushstrokes capturing the sea, ships, and clouds. The color palette includes muted tones like blues and grays for the sky and sea, with hints of warm reds and browns on the ships. Waves in the foreground and textured clouds in the sky add to the dynamic scene.
Johann Teyler, Amsterdam, Ships at the IJ on Choppy Water, c. 1685-1697, color etching inked à la poupée on laid paper, Gift of Ladislaus and Beatrix von Hoffmann, 2000.17.4

Amsterdam, Ships at the IJ on Choppy Water

Johann Teyler · c. 1685-1697 · color etching inked à la poupée on laid paper ·  Accession ID  2000.17.4