Groenewegen, Gerritt
1791

een Beurtschip

DESCRIPTION: Small detailed etching of a "beurtschip" or sailing barge. Built with a flat bottom and leeboards to compensate for lack of a keel, the beurtship could carry passengers or freight.

From a series of 84 engravings published in seven volumes from 1787 to 1791 by Gerritt Groenewegen (1754 - 1826): "Verscheide soorten van Hollandse Vaartuigen".

On chain-laid paper with a fleur-de-lis watermark. From volume F, number 9.

CREATOR: Groenewegen, Gerritt

PUBLICATION DATE: 1791

GEOGRAPHIC AREA: Netherlands

BODY OF WATER: Unknown

CONDITION: Very good. Wide margins.

COLORING: None

ENGRAVER: Groenwegen?

SIZE: 5 " x 6 "

ITEM PHYSICAL LOCATION: 1

PRICE: $185

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