Antique Sea Charts and Prints: Amsterdam
Amsterdam from the water: the IJ crowded with ships, the Oosterdok and the naval arsenal, the shipyards, cranes and quays of the city that published the world's sea charts in the 1600s.
19 pieces
1717 Johannes Van Keulen Sea Chart of the Eastern Atlantic, Amsterdam to Gambia
Antique Print of the Harbour of the IJ 'Amsterdam' by Stemler '1871'
Antique Print of the Sailing Tour on the IJ River , Amsterdam, 1768
Dutch Inland Sailing Boats, Amsterdam–Haarlem & Delft–Rotterdam, Coronelli 1690
Antique Print with a View of Amsterdam from the IJ Dock by H. Schouten
Antique Framed Print of the Ship Cranes of Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 1693
Antique View of Amsterdam Naval Arsenal, Hand-Colored Lithograph c.1850
1857 Lithograph of Amsterdam’s Oosterdok Quay and Harbor
Amsterdam View from the Oosterdok, 19th Century Lithograph with Boats, 1855
Antique Print of the Former Maritime Academy of Amsterdam, c.1890
Amsterdam Harbor View: Antique 19th Century Engraving of Maritime Life
Amsterdam View with Ships and Ice Skaters, Vue d’Amsterdam, circa 1850
The Return of Dutch Explorers to Amsterdam Harbor, Pontanus, 1611
Antique View of Amsterdam with Sailing Boats, Hand-Colored Print c.1818
Antique Print of a Harbor Near the Amstel River in Amsterdam, c.1730
View of Amsterdam from the Water with Sailing Ships, Baedeker, circa 1850
Antique Print of Ship Cranes and a Bridge in Amsterdam, circa 1730
Amsterdam Maritime Shipyard View by Schelfhout, 19th Century Lithograph
Hand-Colored Engravings of Dutch Maritime Scenes: Amsterdam and River Dort, 1830
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