Skibe under land efter en byge by Carl Neumann

Skibe under land efter en byge 1867

canvas

abandoned

charcoal drawing

possibly oil pastel

charcoal art

oil painting

canvas

derelict

underpainting

painting painterly

charcoal

watercolor

"Skibe under land efter en byge" (Ships Inshore After a Squall) painted by Carl Neumann in 1867, is a classic example of marine painting. The artwork, now housed at SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst, depicts the aftermath of a storm at sea, with several ships navigating turbulent waters. The dramatic light and choppy waves, depicted with impressive detail, create a sense of both danger and beauty. Neumann's work captures the majesty and power of nature, showcasing his skill in capturing the fleeting moments of the seascape.