Dutch, English, French and American Squadrons in Japanese Waters during the Expedition led by the French Commander Constant Jaurès, September 1864

License: Public Domain Dedication Rijksmuseum Open Data Policy (CC0)

People: jonkheer Jacob Eduard van Heemskerck van Beest
Time: 1864
Owner Organization: Rijksmuseum

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