Image:Ongeluckige voyagie vant schip Batavia (Plate 3).jpg

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This is an image of Plate 3 from the 1647 Dutch book Ongeluckige voyagie, van't schip Batavia ("Unlucky voyage of the ship Batavia"). In the original work this plate followed Page 17.
Source

Scanned from a facsimile of the original book, published in The Voyage of the Batavia (Australian Maritime Series Number Two), Hordern House, 1994.
Date

1647
Author

The overall work is generally attributed either to Francisco Pelsaert or Jan Jansz, but authorship of the plates therein is unknown.
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Other versions This plate was also used as a figure in Willem Siebenhaar's 1897 translation "The Abrolhos Tragedy", published in The Western Mail, Christmas Number, 24 December 1897, Page 7. The page upon which it appears can be seen at Image:The Western Mail - Christmas 1897 - Page 7.jpg.

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