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SAILING SHIP AEMILIA

SAILING SHIP AEMILIA


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SAILING SHIP AEMILIA

Het Admiraelsschip van Hollant - the Dutch Admirals flagship

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1626 Flagship


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1. Title: "The Dutch Admiral's Flagship, Sailing Ship 'Aemilia' (1626)" 2. Description: This image showcases the grandeur and majesty of the Dutch Admiral's flagship, the 'Aemilia,' in a serene seascape. Dating back to 1626, this historic sailing vessel was a testament to the maritime power and naval prowess of the Dutch Republic during the Golden Age. 3. Background: The 'Aemilia' was a formidable warship, commissioned by the Dutch East India Company (VOC) and named after the Roman goddess of the sea. It served as the flagship for the Dutch admiral, carrying his flag and symbolizing the authority and prestige of the Dutch fleet. 4. Design and Construction: The 'Aemilia' was a three-masted, galleon-type vessel, featuring a flat bottom, broad beam, and a well-fortified structure. Its impressive size and robust construction allowed it to carry a large complement of cannons and soldiers, making it an effective weapon against enemy ships. 5. Transport and Logistics: The 'Aemilia' was primarily used for transporting troops, supplies, and precious cargo between the Dutch colonies in Asia and Europe. Its sturdy design and large carrying capacity made it an essential component of the Dutch maritime empire. 6. Historical Significance: The 'Aemilia' played a crucial role in several significant naval battles during the Dutch-Portuguese War (1621-1663) and the Eighty Years' War (1568-1648). Its presence on the high seas helped to secure Dutch dominance in maritime trade and expand their colonial empire. 7. Legacy: The 'Aemilia' is a symbol of the Dutch maritime heritage and their remarkable achievements during the Golden Age. This stunning print offers a glimpse into the past, transporting us back to a time when the Dutch fleet ruled the waves and shaped the course of history.

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