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The broad Tagus mouth at Belém in 1588, with the limestone waterfront tower and low north bank behind the harbour; irregular distant masts rise through maritime haze, and wind-ruffled water fills the foreground. The lead galleon, armed merchantman, and support craft hulls displace the Tagus water, with their wakes attached directly to their sterns. Every sail is fastened to its own yards and rigging; taut sheets lead down to visible deck attachment points. The four sailors’ closed hands wrap around separate lines, with forearms partly hidden by the lead galleon’s rail. The Belém tower rests on the north bank, and its broken reflection lies vertically beneath it in the Tagus water. The harbour fleet remains behind and east of the three outbound vessels, making the prolonged departure legible. The lead hull is about 40 m long; each visible sailor is approximately 1.7 m tall and appears rail-height by comparison. It is 29 May 1588: Sailors in linen shirts, wool doublets, loose breeches, knitted caps, and leather shoes; figures seen from behind at working distance.; Tarred oak hulls, hemp standing rigging, patched flax canvas, limestone masonry, wrought-iron fittings.; Late-sixteenth-century Iberian galleon and merchant rigging, hand-tended sheets, timber support craft, anchor-and-sail harbour operations.", "style_description": {"aesthetics": "A vast departure beginning slowly and unevenly.. 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