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Dry-Dock, Southampton, from a set of twelve etchings entitled The Naval Review, 1887 (etching)
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Dry-Dock, Southampton, from a set of twelve etchings entitled The Naval Review, 1887 (etching)
XYC251006 Dry-Dock, Southampton, from a set of twelve etchings entitled The Naval Review, 1887 (etching) by Whistler, James Abbott McNeill (1834-1903); Yale Center for British Art, Gift of Robert N. Whittemore
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This print titled "Dry-Dock, Southampton" takes us back to the year 1887, capturing a momentous event in naval history. Created by the renowned artist James Abbott McNeill Whistler, this etching is part of a set called "The Naval Review". In this particular scene, we are transported to the bustling docks of Southampton. The image showcases an impressive fleet of boats and ships lined up in perfect formation within the dry dock. A sense of grandeur and power emanates from these vessels as they await their turn for maintenance or repairs. Amidst this maritime spectacle, a tugboat stands out with its sturdy presence, ready to assist any vessel that requires guidance or maneuvering. The atmosphere is charged with anticipation as sailors prepare for an upcoming ceremony or review. Whistler's attention to detail brings life to every element captured in this etching – from the intricate rigging on each ship to the reflections dancing on calm waters below. It serves as a testament not only to his artistic prowess but also his deep appreciation for naval traditions and seafaring culture. Displayed at Yale Center for British Art since being gifted by Robert N. Whittemore, this remarkable piece offers viewers a glimpse into an era where sailing was not just transportation but also symbolized national pride and military might.
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