An Italian Three Master Under Jury Rig off a Rocky Headland 

"An Italian Three Master Under Jury Rig off a Rocky Headland" is a maritime painting by George Philip Reinagle (1802 - 1835), depicting a ship in a stormy sea. The ship is depicted under jury rig, which is a temporary rigging used when a ship has lost its masts or sails. This painting is a good example of Reinagle's style, known for its realism and attention to detail in depicting seafaring scenes. The artist captures the drama of the storm with crashing waves and dark, foreboding clouds. This painting embodies the Romantic era's fascination with the natural world and its power.