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Ship Moored in Harbour with Cottage in foreground
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To right, two storey building, possibly with thatched roof. Outside steps lead up to second floor. Boat moored in harbour to left, figure on board, smoking a pipe. Harbour wall in background.
Title: Ship Moored in Harbour with Cottage in foreground
Description:
To right, two storey building, possibly with thatched roof.
Outside steps lead up to second floor.
Boat moored in harbour to left, figure on board, smoking a pipe.
Harbour wall in background.
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