Danish Ship of the Line in a Gale | Carl Dahl | 1862

The Danish ship of the line the”Frederik den Sjette“ in a gale. The 84-gun Frederik den Sjette was built in 1831 and spent the next 30 years anchored at the naval base Holmen in Copenhagen. Then, during a war scare in 1861, she was commissioned, and again during the second Schleswig war in 1864. This painting would be from the 1861 commission.

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