Nanque aliud ex alio clarescere corde uidemus. Artibus ad summus donec uenere cacumen
Joseph Vernet · French, 1714-1789
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An etched print after Joseph Vernet, dated 1750, showing a storm-tossed harbor with a wrecked ship on the left and a lighthouse and stone arch on the right. Figures struggle in the surf and small boats navigate the waves beneath dramatic clouds crossed by lightning. The Latin inscription appears in the lower margin of the sheet.
