Slight sketch of two sailing vessels at sea

Bound with PAG4986-PAG4987, PAG4989-PAG5004.

ID:	PAG4988
Type:	Drawing
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	Fraser, John
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	Sheet: 83 x 137 mm
Parts:	John Fraser Sketchbooks. General. 1878 and undated. Volume 35 (Sketchbook) View of small sailing vessel at sea with larger vessel beyond (Drawing) (PAG4987) Slight sketch of two sailing vessels at sea (Drawing) (PAG4988) View of two sailing vessels possibly cargo carrying barges, with fainter vessels and a windmill in the background (Drawing) (PAG4989) Detailed sketch of the hull of a sailing barge, a smaller vessel, rowing boat and the stern of the Heron (Drawing) (PAG4990) Sketch of two sailing vessels at sea, separate sketch of a sailing vessel flying a Dutch flag and detail of the top of a lighthouse (Drawing) (PAG4991) Rough sketch of vessels at sea (Drawing) (PAG4992) Two sketches of barges carrying a cargo of hay and separate sketch of a broadside view of a sailing vessel (on reverse) (Drawing) (PAG4993) Page of sketches including hull of a sailing vessel, top of a look-out tower, sailing vessels etc (Drawing) (PAG4994) Sketch of hulk of a wooden fighting vessel and separate sketch of a steam vessel flying an ensign (Drawing) (PAG4995) View of a sailing vessel at sea with distant sailing vessel against a sunset (Drawing) (PAG4996) Sunset, misty evening (Drawing) (PAG4997) Sunset over silhouette of a town (Drawing) (PAG4998) Misty sunset over a town with silhouette of building in the foreground (Drawing) (PAG4999) Watercolour wash inscribed 'Whistler' (Drawing) (PAG5000) Two sketches of a sailing vessel and separate rough sketch of part of another vessel (Drawing) (PAG5001) Sketch of a cloudy sky (Drawing) (PAG5002) Slight sketch of a river scene with buildings, vessel and a bridge (Drawing) (PAG5003) Rough unidentified sketch possibly sea or sky study (inside back cover) (Drawing) (PAG5004)

Slight sketch of two sailing vessels at sea

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