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The capture of the Portuguese carrack St. Thomé, 1602
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The capture of the Portuguese carrack St. Thomé, 1602

Floris Balthasarsz. van Berckenrode · 1603 - 1605 · etching; engraving; paper

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The capture of the Portuguese carrack St. Thomé, 13 October 1602. Joint attack by the Dutch and some English ships of the fleet of Sir James Lancaster on the Portuguese ship. Part of the original illustrations by Floris Balthasarsz. van Berckenrode in the report of the voyage of Joris van Spilbergen to the East Indies in 1601–1604. No. 10.

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Credit lineDe verovering van de Portugese kraak St. Thomé, 1602. 1603 - 1605. Floris Balthasarsz. van Berckenrode. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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