Shipping in the Thames Estuary Thomas Mellish (active:1748-1782)

Thomas Mellish – Shipping in the Thames Estuary
1761~1766. 46×57

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Painter: Thomas Mellish

Location: Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Collection, New Haven.

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The picture has something of this: watercraft, ship, transportation system, vehicle, sailboat, water, sail, shipwreck, boat, sea, exploration, ocean, wind, schooner, storm, warship.
Perhaps it’s a painting of a boat in a body of water with other boats in the water and one boat in the foreground and another.

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