The Debris of the Shipwreck
Joseph Vernet · French, 1714-1789
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The Debris of the Shipwreck, Joseph Vernet (1756), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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This engraved print shows a three-masted ship battered by a storm off a rocky coast, with its sails torn and listing toward the waves. In the foreground, wreckage and survivors struggle in the surf among jagged rocks, while a fortified castle sits on the cliff above. The print is titled The Debris of the Shipwreck, after Joseph Vernet, dated 1756.
