Sea-going tug Elbe in Maassluis by Maurice Verschuur

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Aluminium: min. 30 cm – max. 15 m (other side max. 3 m)
Wood: min. 30 cm – max. 130 cm
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Wood: min. 30 cm – max. 130 cm
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Wood: 0.5 cm visible on each side
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Wood: natural Ayous
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Fabric: matte
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Support bar included from 180 cm (aluminium frame)
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Acoustic material (B1 fire class, partly made from recycled PET bottles)

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Sea-going tug Elbe in Maassluis by Maurice Verschuur
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Maurice Verschuur

Maassluis, Netherlands

About ‘Sea-going tug Elbe in Maassluis’ by Maurice Verschuur

Tug Elbe from 1959 sailing from the port of Maassluis. This ship has been completely restored by volunteers and now serves as a museum, making regular small and large boat trips where anyone can join and attend various events in the Netherlands and abroad.

Original created by Maurice Verschuur.

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Maurice Verschuur
Maassluis, Netherlands

Fotografie is voor mij vrijheid. Eropuit trekken. Bijvoorbeeld de natuur of de stad in. Alles wat je nodig hebt is je camera, rugzak met alles erin en het belangrijkste: je creatieve en alerte 'state of mind'. Een deel van mijn foto's deel ik met trots via deze weg. Bestel deze prachtige platen op aluminium, canvas, Xpozer en meer.

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