Schiffer bei einem eingefrorenen Schiffe 1836 - 1837
andreasachenbach
stadelmuseum
drawing, paper
drawing
toned paper
16_19th-century
pencil sketch
landscape
possibly oil pastel
paper
german
coloured pencil
underpainting
watercolour bleed
watercolour illustration
fantasy sketch
watercolor
environment sketch
Andreas Achenbach's "Schiffer bei einem eingefrorenen Schiffe" (1836-1837) is a watercolor painting depicting a group of people working to free a boat trapped in ice. The scene, likely set in the Netherlands, features a frozen canal with a partially submerged vessel and people struggling to move it. Achenbach's depiction of the cold, foggy day emphasizes the harsh realities of winter life, while the figures and their determined efforts create a sense of human resilience. The painting is currently housed in the Städel Museum. This work is a testament to Achenbach's skills as a painter of landscapes and genre scenes, capturing everyday life with meticulous detail.
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