Drie driemasters 1660 - 1718
vicenzomariacoronelli
quirky sketch
mechanical pen drawing
pencil sketch
old engraving style
personal sketchbook
pen-ink sketch
pen work
sketchbook drawing
storyboard and sketchbook work
sketchbook art
"Drie driemasters" (Three Three-Masters) is an engraving created by the Italian cartographer and cosmographer Vicenzo Maria Coronelli between 1660 and 1718. The print depicts three ships, two of which are depicted in detail and are identified as “Maese de Cuuren Stamdesp” (possibly meaning "Master of the Queen's Ships") and "Mauri Slandesp." The artwork is known for its detailed depiction of the ships, their sails, and their surroundings. Coronelli was a prolific artist and a master of graphic design, known for his beautiful and detailed maps, globes, and atlases. This piece exemplifies his talent for rendering intricate detail with accuracy. This engraving, likely intended for a book or an atlas, demonstrates Coronelli's fascination with the maritime world and his ability to capture the beauty and majesty of ships.
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