Description:

This collectible phone card features an artistic maritime scene depicting tall ships in harbor, specifically the historic Amsterdam Harbors in the Netherlands. The artwork captures detailed seventeenth-century sailing vessels flying Dutch flags with their red, white, and blue horizontal stripes clearly visible atop their masts. The central and largest ship, a detailed seventeenth-century Dutch tall ship, is shown sailing amid smaller vessels on calm waters.

The card commemorates CardEx '94 held in Amsterdam, with the dates "8-11 September 1994" printed on the front. It prominently displays the AmeriVox logo with the tagline "America's Voice in Calling" in the top left corner, indicating the issuing company. The denomination of the card is $5, shown in red in the top right corner. The image title "Williamson Art: Ships in Harbor" is not printed on the card but referenced in the keywords related to the design and artist behind this maritime painting.

The imagery references the historic "De Zenen Provinclen" or The Seven Provinces, evocative of Holland’s significant maritime commerce during the seventeenth century. The card celebrates this golden age of Dutch naval power and trade with detailed and historically accurate ship renderings amidst a serene harbor scene. The use of the Dutch flags and the backdrop of multiple tall ships reinforces this celebration of the Netherlands’ maritime heritage.

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