You might like Left Right Vessels off the Coast Joseph Mallord William Turner c.1797 A Three-Masted Ship of the Line with a Fishing Boat and a Distant Ship, in Calm Water Joseph Mallord William Turner 1799 A Storm off the Dutch Coast, after Jacob van Ruisdael Joseph Mallord William Turner 1802 Commentary on Jacob van Ruisdael’s ‘Burst of Sunshine’ and ‘Storm off the Dutch Coast’ (Inscriptions by Turner) Joseph Mallord William Turner 1802 ‘The Burst of Sunshine’, after Jacob van Ruisdael Joseph Mallord William Turner 1802 Men-of-War and other Vessels off the Coast Joseph Mallord William Turner c.1805–9 A Storm at Sea: Study after ‘The Bridgewater Sea Piece’ Joseph Mallord William Turner c.1807–19 Shipping off the Mewstone (possibly a study for the ‘Southern Coast’) Joseph Mallord William Turner c.1811 A Storm off the Coast: ?Study for ‘Sheerness’ Joseph Mallord William Turner c.1822–3 A Fishing Smack with a Boat (‘Dutch Boats in a Gale’), engraved by Fittler After Joseph Mallord William Turner published 1812 Dutch Coast Scene John Thomas Serres 1795 Sketch of Shipping. Three Ships John Constable 1803
