Caption
Fishing boat in the waves, print, album page, Print is part of an album., printmaker: Robert Blyth, after painting by John Hamilton Mortimer, publisher: William Richardson, London, 1805, paper, etching, printed on album page, height 252 mm x width 342 mm, The compiler pasted this print into the album as an illustration for: Pilkington, Matthew and Johann Heinrich Füssli. A dictionary of painters, from the revival of the art to the present period. 4 vols. London: John Crowder, vol. 2, p. 350., sailing-ship, sailing-boat, fisherman, storm at sea, A pen-and-ink drawing of a small sailboat pitching on rough waves, showing a mast with rigging and a partially furled sail, a curved bow cutting through foamy water, and turbulent sea lines extending to the horizon. Several people are aboard the boat in various poses, some leaning forward, one at the stern blowing a horn, and others grasping ropes and the rail; clothing and hair are rendered with fine crosshatching. The scene includes churning whitecaps, rolling swells, and distant masts on the horizon, all depicted in detailed linear strokes against a pale background.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26B26_136
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Rights managed
Available size
34.3Mb (9.9Mb) / 13.4in x 10.0in / 4019 x 2987 (300dpi)