Marine Painting
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William Turner, Buttermere Lake - A Shower, ca. 1798.
William Turner, Chichester Canal, ca. 1828.
William Turner, Snowstorm, 1842.
The Wave by Gustave Courbet, 1870.
Ivan Aivazovsky, Sea View by Moonlight, 1878.
Soleil couchant sur la Seine à Lavacourt, effet d’hiver by Claude Monet, 1880.
The Cliff at Dieppe by Claude Monet, 1882.
Claude Monet, Landscape near Montecarlo, 1883.
Frederic Edwin Church, Landscape in the Adirondacks.
Frederic Edwin Church, Above the Clouds at Sunrise, 1849.
Eugene Delacroix, The Sea from the Heights of Dieppe, 1852.
Paul Cezanne, Bord de la Marne, 1888.
Mar Atlántico by Jose Maria Velasco, 1889.
Joaquin Clausell, La Ola Roja (The Red Wave), ca. 1910.
Joaquin Clausell, Ola Verde, 1915.
Joaquín Clausell, Rocas en el Mar.
Portuguese Carracks off a Rocky Coast by Circle of Joachim Patinir, has justly been labelled the earliest known pure marine painting. Maritime painting was a major genre within Dutch Golden Age; beach-scenes of the mid-17th century by Jacob van Ruisdael played a leading part in the development of Dutch realistic landscape painting. William Turner and Ivan Aivazovsky are considered the best Maritime painters. (Turner (1775-1851) and Aivazovsky (1817-1900) met in Rome, in 1842. Turner had just seen, at an exhibition, some paintings by Aivazovsky and got literally overwhelmed). [1]
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