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The Port of Hamburg, 1893 (oil on canvas)
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The Port of Hamburg, 1893 (oil on canvas)
658675 The Port of Hamburg, 1893 (oil on canvas) by Schmitz, Georg (1851-1917); 24x36 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: The Port of Hamburg. Georg Schmitz (1851-1917). Oil on canvas. Signed and dated 1893. 24 x 36cm); Photo eChristies Images; German, out of copyright
Media ID 22397780
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032012upload 1893 Air Pollution Artist German Background People Black Smoke Boundary Bystander Chill Docked Dusk Environmental Concern Environmental Issue Froth German Art German Artist Hamburg Landmark Mast Masted Moored Natural Light Natural Phenomena Nautical On The Move On The Road Pollution Sea Wall Skyline Stationary Temperature Touring Transit Tug Boat Twilight Vessel Part Water Transport Water Vehicle Water Vessel White Color 19th Century European Art 19th Century Painting Natural Space
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The Port of Hamburg, 1893
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by Georg Schmitz is a captivating oil painting that transports us back to the bustling maritime scene of late 19th century Germany. This small yet powerful artwork, measuring 24x36 cm, captures the essence of a busy harbor with its intricate details and skillful brushstrokes. The artist's mastery is evident in his ability to depict various elements within the composition. A tugboat dominates the foreground, billowing black smoke into the air as it maneuvers through calm waters. The coastline stretches along the background, adorned with moored ships and a sea wall that acts as a boundary between land and water. As twilight descends upon this vibrant port city, natural light casts an ethereal glow on both stationary vessels and those arriving from afar. Bystanders can be seen dotting the shoreline, their presence adding depth to this lively scene. The frothy waves lap against masted ships while white sails catch what little breeze remains at dusk. Schmitz's attention to detail extends beyond just capturing physical attributes; he also subtly addresses environmental concerns of his time. The dark plumes of smoke emitted by industrial activities serve as a reminder of air pollution issues faced during this era. This remarkable piece not only showcases German artistry but also invites contemplation on humanity's relationship with nature and our impact on it. "The Port of Hamburg" stands as both a testament to late 19th-century European art and an enduring symbol of environmental awareness.
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