Gibraltar

The image captures the scenery with a huge rock formation rising from the beach with a brightly lit surface leading to the picturesque town at the top. The sky over the horizon is dawning with subtle shades of blue and pink. In the foreground, figures can be seen walking along the beach or pausing to admire the views. One figure stands alone, looking out over the cliff as a group of people pass by while a double-drawn carriage waits by the side of the road.

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Prevailing color of this fine art print is yellow and its shape is landscape. This image is printed on demand - you can choose material, size and finishing.

James Wilson Morrice (1865-1924). A significant Canadian modern landscape artist. He studied painting in Paris at the Académie Julian. His teachers were Robert Henri and Maurice Predergast. He often travelled between Canada and Paris and painted the beauty of nature, especially in the area around Gibraltar and Beaches in Tangier. After World War I, he went to Algiers and descended into alcoholism. He died at age 58 in Tunis.