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A dramatic, largely monochromatic painting of a steamboat in a stormy sea. The boat is barely recognisable: just a smudged silhouette near the centre of the frame, backlit by brighter sky, tossed by the grey waves which dominate the foreground, steam curling off to the top right, the whole scene tilting slightly to the right in a way you’d probably correct when editing your photos

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A dramatic, largely monochromatic painting of a steamboat in a stormy sea. The boat is barely recognisable: just a smudged silhouette near the centre of the frame, backlit by brighter sky, tossed by the grey waves which dominate the foreground, steam curling off to the top right, the whole scene tilting slightly to the right in a way you’d probably correct when editing your photos
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Jae (considermycat@eldritch.cafe)'s status on Sunday, 21-Apr-2024 16:42:59 JST Jae

J.M.W. Turner’s snappily titled “Snow Storm – Steam-Boat off a Harbour's Mouth Making Signals in Shallow Water, and going by the Lead. The Author was in this Storm on the Night the ‘Ariel’ left Harwich” (1842)

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