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| Maker(s): | Unknown | | Culture: | Dutch
| | Title: | Panel with Warship
| | Date Made: | ca. 1650-1675
| | Type: | Stained Glass
| | Materials: | uncolored glass, vitreous paint, silver stain, red and blue enamels
| | Place Made: | Netherlands, Holland
| | Measurements: | panel: 8 3/4 x 10 1/2 in.; 22.225 x 26.67 cm
| | Accession Number: | AC 2018.216
| | Credit Line: | Gift of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2018
| | Museum Collection: | Mead Art Museum at Amherst College
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Description: The stained glass pane, depicting a naval scene in a central oval panel, features a man-of-war ship on rough waves. The warship is flying three flags, one all red and two featuring Dutch colors, and has three masts all with rolled-up sails except for the spanker sail. The ship’s stern is adorned with elaborate wood carvings and golden decorations. The hull is equipped with cannons, and a cannon on the stern is mid-firing. Smoke from the ship’s cannons covers the horizon entirely. Behind the ship’s bow, another mast emerges from the cloud of smoke. The central scene is framed by a larger octagonal pane divided into four sections around the oval panel. These are decorated with identical gold acanthus leaves in each quadrant, against a translucent background. (Tomasz Andrzej Grzybowski)
Tags: seas; boats; flags; sails; woods; shape; abstract; battles; smoke; design; weapons Subjects: Art, Abstract; Battles; Boats and boating; Design; Flags; Forests and forestry; Seas; Shapes; Smoke; Weapons Link to share this object record: https://museums.fivecolleges.edu/detail.php?t=objects&type=ext&id_number=AC+2018.216 |
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