Skibe i oprørt sø. Illustration til Fontenay, "Söe-Evolution"; København 1743 by Hans Henrich Christian Ulrich

Skibe i oprørt sø. Illustration til Fontenay, "Söe-Evolution"; København 1743 1743

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print, engraving

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natural stone pattern

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natural shape and form

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toned paper

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ink painting

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print

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possibly oil pastel

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carved into stone

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underpainting

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tonal art

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mixed medium

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engraving

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watercolor

"Skibe i oprørt sø" ("Ships in a Rough Sea"), created by Hans Henrich Christian Ulrich in 1743, is an etching depicting a dramatic scene of ships battling turbulent waves. The artwork serves as an illustration for Fontenay's "Söe-Evolution," suggesting the print's connection to maritime literature or science. Ulrich's attention to detail in capturing the churning sea and struggling vessels showcases his skill in conveying the powerful forces of nature. The print, now part of the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst collection, offers a glimpse into 18th-century maritime art and the evocative power of etching.

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