After the Storm on the Coast of Newfoundland 1860
jameshamilton
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impressionistic
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boat
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sky
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fantasy art
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vehicle
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possibly oil pastel
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grungy
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derelict
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neo expressionist
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underpainting
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water
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abstract character
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surrealist
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expressionist
"After the Storm on the Coast of Newfoundland," painted in 1860 by James Hamilton, depicts a dramatic scene of maritime life following a turbulent storm. The painting, which captures the aftermath of the storm, showcases several ships navigating the rough seas with the remnants of a sunken ship in the foreground. The turbulent waves, a stormy sky, and the silhouette of the ships all add to the overall sense of drama and hardship that the painting conveys.
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