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Limehouse Reach, London, by William Anderson.

Limehouse Reach, London, by William Anderson.
Limehouse Reach, London.
© National Maritime Museum, London
Repro ID: BHC1878
Description: This view of Limehouse Reach shows small coastal craft and naval vessels on the river. The two vessels in the foreground are at anchor and are probably drying their sails. A frigate is to the right of the picture, with a boat in full sail beyond. Behind the frigate, a windmill can be seen on the shoreline, and to its right, Greenwich Hospital. The Scottish born artist William Anderson was heavily influenced by 17th-century Dutch marine artists.
Creator: William Anderson
Date: c. 1820
Credit line: National Maritime Museum, London
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