English: SCENE REPRESENTS: The capture of the English flagship HMS Prince Royal, 13 June 1666, during the Four Day Battle at Sea, 11-14 June 1666; episode from the Second Anglo-Dutch War (1665-67).

English: MUSEUM EXPLANATION IN 2019: Conquered English ships after the Four Days Marches Battle, Willem van de Velde (II), ca. 1666 oil paint on canvas, h 58cm × w 81cm More object details Battered English and Dutch ships are in the Goereese Gat after the undecided Four Days Marches Battle (11 to 11) June 14, 1666). In the front, with the English royal coat of arms on the stern, the captured Swiftsure. The boom, foremast and main boom have been broken; the English flag is hung over the stern. On the far left is the Hollandia, the heavily damaged ship of Cornelis Tromp. On display in room 2.15

English: MUSEUM EXPLANATION IN 2014: The captured English warships Swiftsure, Seven Oaks, Loyal George and Convertine are brought into the Goereese Gat after the Four-day Battle of the Sea, 11-14 June 1666: episode from the Second English Sea War. Numerous sloops sail by the captured ships, on the right a Dutch ship unloads a salvo. Pendant from SK-A-438.