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Winter Exhibition of Modern British Art - Pilot Boat Going Out - painted by E. Duncan, 1850. Creator: Unknown
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Winter Exhibition of Modern British Art - Pilot Boat Going Out - painted by E. Duncan, 1850. Creator: Unknown
Winter Exhibition of Modern British Art - Pilot Boat Going Out - painted by E. Duncan, 1850. Art show at Pall Mall in London. The colour is very rich and beautiful, without the least gaudiness; and the quiet repose of mellow sunlight on the foreground contrasts admirably with the gathering and fearful gloom of the stormy distance'. From "Illustrated London News", 1850
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This print depicts "Pilot Boat Going Out" by Edward Duncan, showcased at the Winter Exhibition of Modern British Art in Pall Mall, London, in 1850. The painting, created by the Scottish artist, captures the essence of a tranquil yet ominous coastal scene. The rich and beautiful color palette, without a hint of gaudiness, is brought to life in this engraving from the Illustrated London News. The foreground is bathed in the mellow sunlight, with the pilot boat and its rowing crew making their way through the calm waters. The peaceful serenity of the scene is contrasted by the gathering gloom and fearful distance, where the rough seas and stormy weather loom ominously. The fisherfolk, with their lobster pots and telescopes, are a testament to the hardy nature of those who make their living from the sea. The print provides a glimpse into the Victorian era, showcasing the technology and transportation of the time. The pilot boat, with its distinctive shape and the men in their traditional attire, is a reminder of the importance of water transport in the 19th century. The print also highlights the geographical features of the coast and the role of the pilot boats in guiding larger vessels through treacherous waters. This engraving is a stunning example of the art and journalism of the time, providing a snapshot of a bygone era and a glimpse into the lives of those who made their living from the sea. The unknown artist has captured the essence of the scene with remarkable detail and skill, making it a valuable addition to any art collection or gallery.
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