The Tide Rising at Briton Ferry by Paul Sandby (1773)

Watercolor of a calm estuary with wooded hills and clouds, with three men walking along the sandy shore in the foreground.

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A watercolor landscape shows a wide body of water framed by rolling wooded hills under a broad, cloud-filled sky. Three men in period dress walk along a sandy shore in the foreground, casting long shadows. This drawing by Paul Sandby is dated 1773 and is catalogued as The Tide Rising at Briton Ferry.

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1773

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