File:The Dutch Fleet Assembling Before the Four Days’ Battle of 11-14 June 1666 by Willem van de Velde (II).jpg

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English: Title: "The Dutch Fleet Assembling Before the Four Days’ Battle of 11-14 June 1666." Made by Willem van de Velde the Younger in 1670. The ‘Liefde’ (Love) in the foreground on the left side is a 70-cannon man-of-war ship. On the right side is the “Gouden Leeuw” (Golden Lion) with two back-to-back lions on its stern. These are famous ships of the Admiralty of Amsterdam.
Nederlands: Titel: "Het verzamelen van de Nederlandse vloot voor de Vierdaagse Zeeslag" (11-14 juni 1666). Gemaakt door Willem van de Velde de Jonge in 1670. De 'Liefde' op de voorgrond aan de linkerkant is een oorlogsschip met 70 kanonnen. Aan de rechterkant is de "Gouden Leeuw" met twee leeuwen op de achtersteven. Dit zijn beroemde schepen van de Admiraliteit van Amsterdam.
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