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ID: #3659 | Romanticismo | Mar y barcos

El cuadro representa una dramática escena marítima al atardecer o al amanecer. Unas densas nubes se extienden sobre la costa, dramáticamente coloreada en tonos naranjas, rojos y grises. El sol bajo o la luna brillan débilmente a través de las nubes y se reflejan en la superficie del mar. Al fondo se ve un pequeño velero surcando el mar, mientras que el cielo está decorado con pájaros volando. En conjunto, el cuadro tiene un aire místico y ofrece una sensación de la fuerza inquieta de la naturaleza.
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Francis Danby (1793-1861) Together with William Turner, he was a leading painter of the Romantic < /a> era. He was born in Ireland into a family of farmers. After his father’s death, the family moved to Dublin, where the talented Francis learned to paint. He began working hard and sending his work to London for exhibitions. There, they began attracting much attention. Danby painted mostly landscapes around Devonshire, through which he came to the attention of William Blake. He gained membership in the Royal Academy. In the 1830s, he left England and travelled to Switzerland to Geneva. He came back to England after ten years in order to restore his career with huge illusionistic canvases with fanciful scenes. Also worth mentioning are his breath-taking images of sea-themes: Shipwreck.