The Greenwich Boat Club by Robert Walter Weir (1833)

Men relax under a canvas tent on a shore beside a rowboat, one playing guitar, with sailboats on the water.

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The Greenwich Boat Club, Robert Walter Weir (1833), Princeton University Art Museum. Via artnap.com

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The Greenwich Boat Club, painted by Robert Walter Weir in 1833, shows a group of men gathered beneath a canvas tent pitched on a pebbled shore beside a beached rowboat. One man in a white hat sketches in a notebook while others read, rest, or look on, and a standing figure plays a guitar with a red ribbon, with a dog and a rifle in the foreground. Sailboats and seagulls appear on the grey water under a heavy sky.

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Date

1833

Medium

Painting

Museum

Princeton University Art Museum

License

Public domain

Themes

Boats