The Storm by Edward Duncan (1931)

Chromolithograph of a sailing ship tilting in a storm, with dark clouds, rough waves and light breaking through the sky.

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This chromolithographic print titled The Storm shows a sailing ship listing heavily amid rough, foaming waves under a dark, turbulent sky. Shafts of light break through the clouds near the horizon, contrasting with the dim tones of the sea. The work is attributed to Edward Duncan and reproduced by W. Dickes, with the artist credit printed at lower left.

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Date

1931

Medium

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Wikimedia Commons

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Public domain