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Cross-section of the fully completed inside of a vessel
XIR415000 Cross-section of the fully completed inside of a vessel, illustration from the Atlas de Colbert, plate 37 (pencil & w/c on paper) by French School, (17th century); Service Historique de la Marine, Vincennes, France; (add.info.: Jean Baptiste Colbert de Trocy (1619-83) asked the Royal Academy of Science to publish an Atlas in order to develop the French navy and to reduce the Dutch maritime supremacy; inv 140 (1513); b/w photo; black and white photograph; ); French, out of copyright
Media ID 23247550
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Cross Section Deck Hold Keel Prow Reign Of Louis Xiv Rope Shipbuilding
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This print showcases a cross-section of the fully completed inside of a vessel, providing us with an extraordinary glimpse into the intricate world of shipbuilding during the 17th century. The illustration, taken from the Atlas de Colbert and created by French School artists, is a testament to Jean Baptiste Colbert de Trocy's vision to strengthen the French navy and challenge Dutch maritime supremacy. Every detail in this pencil and watercolor on paper artwork has been meticulously captured, revealing various elements essential for sailing. From the sturdy keel that forms the backbone of the ship to intricately sketched ropes that ensure stability at sea, every aspect reflects meticulous craftsmanship. As we explore further into this remarkable drawing, our eyes are drawn towards different sections such as decks and holds where sailors would carry out their duties. The prow stands proudly at the forefront, symbolizing power and strength while hinting at potential naval battles. The historical significance of this piece cannot be understated; it offers valuable insights into shipbuilding techniques employed during Louis XIV's reign. It serves as a reminder of France's determination to build a formidable navy capable of protecting its interests across vast oceans. Bridgeman Images has flawlessly preserved this photograph from Service Historique de la Marine in Vincennes, France. Through their efforts, we can now marvel at this exquisite painting that not only captures artistry but also tells tales of exploration and military might.
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