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The Artist of this Painting is Ludolf Bakhuizen (1630-1708). For the details about License of this Painting, Please refer to the following links.
This is a classical Dutch Golden Age marine painting, likely from the 17th century, in the style of a master like Jan van de Cappelle or Willem van de Velde the Younger. The painting depicts a dynamic seascape under a dramatic, cloudy sky. The water is choppy and agitated, with small waves rendered in a dark, luminous green, reflecting the threatening light from above. In the foreground, several small sailing vessels are tossed by the waves, their sails billowing. A larger warship or merchant vessel with a Dutch flag is anchored in the middle ground, its dark hull a stark contrast to the pale sky. On the left, a wooden pier with a small shelter and figures provides a sense of scale and human activity. The overall mood is one of power and atmosphere, characteristic of the Golden Age's fascination with depicting the sea in all its moods.