Franse walvisvaarder 1847

"Franse Walvisvaarder" (French Whaling Ship), created in 1847 by Jean Baptiste Henri Durand-Brager, depicts a scene of maritime life. The artwork, measuring 418 mm in height and 568 mm in width, showcases a large whaling ship in the foreground, with smaller boats and figures in the distance. Durand-Brager, known for his marine paintings, masterfully captures the movement of the water and the detail of the ship, conveying the power and grandeur of the sea. This print offers a glimpse into the history of whaling and the role of maritime trade in the 19th century.