Cornelian Bay by Thomas Rowlandson (1813)

Hand-colored print of two women on a stormy cliff shore, lightning overhead, waves breaking and a pink boat capsized.

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A hand-colored print titled Cornelian Bay shows two women on a rocky shore beneath a cliff during a storm, with lightning striking the dark sky and waves breaking below. One woman in a blue dress holds a white cloth aloft while the other, in white with a red cloak, crouches beside a basket, and a pink boat lies capsized in the surf. The work is dated 1813 and is attributed to Thomas Rowlandson.

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