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Dutch East India Company and research in the museum

  • Dutch Ships in a Calm Sea

    Dutch Ships in a Calm Sea, Willem van de Velde (II), c. 1665

    the Gallery of Honour

  • Trading posts of the Dutch East India Company (VOC)

    Trading posts of the Dutch East India Company (VOC), Johannes Vinckboons (attributed to), c. 1662 - c. 1663

    Room 2.9

  • View of Ambon

    View of Ambon, anonymous, c. 1617

    Room 2.9

  • The Return to Amsterdam of the Second Expedition to the East Indies

    The Return to Amsterdam of the Second Expedition to the East Indies, Hendrick Cornelisz Vroom, 1599

    Room 2.9

  • The Castle of Batavia

    The Castle of Batavia, Andries Beeckman, c. 1662

    Room 2.9

  • Ship’s model of the Prins Willem

    Ship’s model of the Prins Willem, anonymous, 1651

    Room 2.9

  • Diep bord uit V.O.C.-schip de 'Witte Leeuw'

    Diep bord uit V.O.C.-schip de 'Witte Leeuw', anonymous, before 1613

    Room 2.9

  • The Trading Post of the Dutch East India Company in Hooghly, Bengal

    The Trading Post of the Dutch East India Company in Hooghly, Bengal, Hendrik van Schuylenburgh, 1665

    Room 2.9

  • Beker van Michiel de Ruyter

    Beker van Michiel de Ruyter, Nicolaes Loockemans, 1667

    Room 2.15

  • Plaque with a Chinoiserie landscape and gilt details

    Plaque with a Chinoiserie landscape and gilt details, anonymous, c. 1680

    Room 2.22

  • Bowl with panel decoration with a woman in a landscape

    Bowl with panel decoration with a woman in a landscape, anonymous, c. 1680 - c. 1720

    Room 2.22

  • Dish

    Dish, anonymous, c. 1660 - c. 1670

    Room 2.22

  • View of the Golden Bend in the Herengracht

    View of the Golden Bend in the Herengracht, Gerrit Berckheyde, 1671 - 1672

    Room 2.27

  • Javanese Court Officials

    Javanese Court Officials, anonymous, c. 1820 - c. 1870

    Room 1.17

  • Javanese Court Officials

    Javanese Court Officials, anonymous, c. 1820 - c. 1870

    Room 1.17

  • Model of the island of Deshima

    Model of the island of Deshima, anonymous, 1850 - 1851

    Room 1.17

  • Javanese Court Officials

    Javanese Court Officials, anonymous, c. 1820 - c. 1870

    Room 1.17

  • Three Views of the Pearl River: Canton, Macao, Whampoa

    Three Views of the Pearl River: Canton, Macao, Whampoa, anonymous, c. 1773

    Room 1.5

  • Model of the 40-gun East Indiaman Vergelijking
Amsterdam, 1780
wood, brass, iron, glass, rope, leather
The administrators of the Naval Models Room not only commissioned new models, but also ‘improved’ existing ones. During the 19th century this model of an 18th-
century East Indiaman was fitted with an emergency foremast and lightning conductors by J.P. Asmus. The Dutch East India Company had no ship called Vergelijking (Comparison) in its service. The name suggests that the model may have been intended to illustrate new ship-building techniques.

    Model of the 40-gun East Indiaman Vergelijking Amsterdam, 1780 wood, brass, iron, glass, rope, leather The administrators of the Naval Models Room not only commissioned new models, but also ‘improved’ existing ones. During the 19th century this model of an 18th- century East Indiaman was fitted with an emergency foremast and lightning conductors by J.P. Asmus. The Dutch East India Company had no ship called Vergelijking (Comparison) in its service. The name suggests that the model may have been intended to illustrate new ship-building techniques., anonymous, Jochem Pietersz. Asmus, c. 1800 - c. 1830

    Room 0.13

  • Model of the 58-gun East Indiaman Merkurius

    Model of the 58-gun East Indiaman Merkurius, anonymous, 1747

    Room 0.13

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