422 LUDOLPH BACKHUYZEN.
62. A View off the Coast of Holland, during a storm. A
large Dutch lighterman, or coaster, rolling on its side, is on
the left; five sailors are seen on its deck, two of whom are
using their utmost efforts to raise the main-sail, while two
others are lowering the jib-sail. On the opposite side is a ship
of war under jury-masts; beyond it is a similar vessel in
full sail; and various small craft are visible in the distance.
Volumes of clouds, surcharged with rain, roll heavily along,
and cast their broad shadows over the turbid ocean, the gloom
of which is feebly relieved by the appearance of day-break in
the East. This is one of the few pictures in which the pre-
eminent talents and genius of the master discover themselves.
2ft. by 2 ft. 9 in.—C.
Collection of M. Reynders, . . 1821 ; bought privately by
Mr. Buchanan, and sold to Edward Gray, Esq.
Now in the collection of Samuel Jones Lloyd, Esq.
Estimated at 350 gs.
63. A Sea View, during the prevalence of a storm. A ves-
sel, apparently in great danger, and a sloop, full of sailors,
occupy the front. Numerous other ships are on each side.
The effect is sublime and terrific.
3 ft. 1|- in. by &ft. 2 in.—C.
Collection of M. J. A. Brentano, 1822. . lOSOy/o. 98/.
64. A view from the Sea Shore, during a strong breeze, with
rolling clouds. Some fishermen are pushing off a boat, and a
vessel is seen in full sail. A gentleman, richly dressed,
mounted on horseback, and a poor person begging, occupy the
left. On the opposite side is a group of fishermen.
^-ft. 9in. by 2 st. 9 in.—C.
Collection of M. J. A. Brentano, 1822. . 1040y/o. 99/.
65. A View on the Coast, represented under the aspect of
cloudy weather, accompanied by a fresh breeze. A group of
62. A View off the Coast of Holland, during a storm. A
large Dutch lighterman, or coaster, rolling on its side, is on
the left; five sailors are seen on its deck, two of whom are
using their utmost efforts to raise the main-sail, while two
others are lowering the jib-sail. On the opposite side is a ship
of war under jury-masts; beyond it is a similar vessel in
full sail; and various small craft are visible in the distance.
Volumes of clouds, surcharged with rain, roll heavily along,
and cast their broad shadows over the turbid ocean, the gloom
of which is feebly relieved by the appearance of day-break in
the East. This is one of the few pictures in which the pre-
eminent talents and genius of the master discover themselves.
2ft. by 2 ft. 9 in.—C.
Collection of M. Reynders, . . 1821 ; bought privately by
Mr. Buchanan, and sold to Edward Gray, Esq.
Now in the collection of Samuel Jones Lloyd, Esq.
Estimated at 350 gs.
63. A Sea View, during the prevalence of a storm. A ves-
sel, apparently in great danger, and a sloop, full of sailors,
occupy the front. Numerous other ships are on each side.
The effect is sublime and terrific.
3 ft. 1|- in. by &ft. 2 in.—C.
Collection of M. J. A. Brentano, 1822. . lOSOy/o. 98/.
64. A view from the Sea Shore, during a strong breeze, with
rolling clouds. Some fishermen are pushing off a boat, and a
vessel is seen in full sail. A gentleman, richly dressed,
mounted on horseback, and a poor person begging, occupy the
left. On the opposite side is a group of fishermen.
^-ft. 9in. by 2 st. 9 in.—C.
Collection of M. J. A. Brentano, 1822. . 1040y/o. 99/.
65. A View on the Coast, represented under the aspect of
cloudy weather, accompanied by a fresh breeze. A group of