A scene showing a variety of vessels and a foreshore, with Dutch kaags in the centre and a groyne or breakwater visible on the right. Kaags were a type of cargo vessel designed for use on inland waterways, with a straight stem and a sternpost and a wide angle between the keel and the stern. They were often used as ferries or lighters on the Zuider Zee, conveying cargo to and from seagoing ships.

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