Low Tide, Labrador 1870

William Bradford's "Low Tide, Labrador" (1870) is a serene landscape painting capturing a moment of tranquility along the rugged coastline of Labrador. The painting depicts a vast expanse of water at low tide, with a lone iceberg floating in the distance. The foreground features a rocky shoreline and the remnants of shipwrecks, hinting at the dangers of this unforgiving environment. Bradford's meticulous detail and atmospheric effects create a sense of vastness and solitude, characteristic of his maritime landscape paintings. His work is highly regarded for its realism and depiction of the natural world.