Phoenician Coast 1934
jamesmcbey
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"Phoenician Coast" is a 1934 etching by Scottish artist James McBey (1883-1959). The artwork depicts a scene of a rocky shoreline with a herd of goats being led down the hillside by figures. In the distance, small boats are seen sailing across the sea. McBey was known for his masterful use of line and detail in his etchings, as seen in the intricate portrayal of the animals, figures, and landscape. His work is often characterized by its atmospheric quality, capturing the subtle nuances of light and shadow. This etching is a beautiful example of McBey's skill in depicting both the natural world and human activity, and it provides a glimpse into the daily life of the people and animals who inhabit the coastal regions of the Middle East.
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