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Bakhuizen - A Warship at Anchor in a Rough Sea N070527
APSLEY HOUSE, London. " A Warship at Anchor in a Rough Sea" by Ludolf BAKHUIZEN (1631-1708). Bought by the 2nd Duke of Wellington from Gambardella in 1859. WM 1559-1948. Backhuysen
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This print showcases Ludolf Bakhuizen's masterpiece, "A Warship at Anchor in a Rough Sea" housed in the prestigious Apsley House in London. The painting, created by the Dutch artist between 1631 and 1708, depicts a powerful warship navigating through tumultuous waters. The ship stands tall and sturdy amidst crashing waves, its anchor firmly planted as it braves the rough sea. Bakhuizen's attention to detail is evident in every brushstroke; he captures the essence of maritime life with precision and skill. Acquired by the 2nd Duke of Wellington from Gambardella in 1859, this artwork has become an invaluable part of England's cultural heritage. Its presence within Apsley House adds to the grandeur and historical significance of this magnificent residence. As we gaze upon this remarkable print, we are transported back to a time when ships ruled the seas and brave sailors faced nature's wrath head-on. The German-born artist beautifully portrays both power and vulnerability through his masterful use of light and shadow. This print serves as a reminder of our rich maritime history—a testament to human resilience against nature's forces. It invites us to appreciate not only Bakhuizen's artistic prowess but also the bravery and determination exhibited by those who sailed these treacherous waters centuries ago. Through Historic England Photo Library’s lens, we can now cherish this extraordinary piece for generations to come—preserving our past while celebrating our shared love for artistry
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