The surge in Lacroma by Karl Mediz (1902)

Painting of turquoise sea waves breaking into white foam against a reddish-brown rocky shore at the top edge.

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An oil painting of turbulent turquoise and teal sea water breaking into white foam, with a reddish-brown rocky shore along the upper edge. Created in 1902 by Karl Mediz, the work is titled The surge in Lacroma.

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1902

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