Mare calmo

ID: #5498 | Pittori olandesi | Mare e navi

L'immagine mostra un mare calmo con diversi velieri di varie dimensioni. Le nuvole sparse nel cielo suggeriscono un tempo mite. Una nave in primo piano ha le vele ammainate ed è ancorata, mentre le altre navi mostrano vele bianche tese al vento. Il momento appena raffigurato evoca una tranquilla giornata di mare con navi pronte a salpare o appena arrivate in porto.
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Prevailing color of this fine art print is marrone and its shape is paesaggio. This image is printed on demand - you can choose material, size and finishing.

Dutch master Willem Van de Velde (1611-1693) who, like Charles Brooking and Samuel Scott, painted maritime scenery and battleships. He was born to Flemish captain instilled in him a love for the sea. He painted mostly the Dutch fleet, for example Shot from a Cannon or Calm Seas. Later, became the fleet’s official painter. For many years, he lived in Greenwich, where he had his studio, but with the accession of King William and Queen Mary, he had to move to Sackville, where he later died.