⁨Dutch whalers in the Arctic⁩ (⁨Robert Willoughby⁩)

Artist	Robert Willoughby
Dimensions	101 cm × 69 cm
Location	Het Scheepvaartmuseum
Copyright	Public Domain

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    Dimensions	100 cm × 70.5 cm
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  • The Whaling Fleet of Sir Samuel Standidge Depicting the Ships 'Mary', 'Samuel', 'Lady Jane' and 'Grenland'

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    Dimensions	177 cm × 136 cm
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    Dimensions	116 cm × 81 cm
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    Year	1810
    Dimensions	135 cm × 85 cm
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