Canot Collection

Le Vocabulaire Illustre: Canot (petit); Yawl; Jolle (engraving)
7195167 Le Vocabulaire Illustre: Canot (petit); Yawl; Jolle (engraving) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Canot (petit); Yawl; Jolle

Le Vocabulaire Illustre: Canot (grand); Long-boat; Boot (engraving)
7195166 Le Vocabulaire Illustre: Canot (grand); Long-boat; Boot (engraving) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Canot (grand); Long-boat; Boot

Canot javanais fuyant un requin (engraving)
3644661 Canot javanais fuyant un requin (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Canot javanais fuyant un requin. Illustration for Le Magasin Pittoresque (1853)

Canot lance en l air par une baleme (engraving)
3629437 Canot lance en l air par une baleme (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Canot lance en l air par une baleme)

Wales, a promotional card for the drink Chicoree a la Bergere
488433 Wales, a promotional card for the drink Chicoree A la BergAre with depictions of Welsh life, c.1890 (colour litho) (see also 488432) by French School

Front and reverse of a promotional card for the drink Chicoree a la Bergere
488432 Front and reverse of a promotional card for the drink Chicoree A la BergAre with depictions of life in Wales, c.1890 (colour litho) (see also 488433) by French School

Title page: a smiling man holds a corner of a cloth tied to a fig tree and points with a stick to the cloths inscription, from Recueil de plusieurs jeux d enfants chinois after Jean Pillement, 1759

A South West View of the City of New York, in North America, ca. 1768

Petite Marine Angloise, 1761. Creator: Pierre-Charles Canot
Petite Marine Angloise, 1761

Dogs and Still Life, 1778. Creators: Pierre-Charles Canot, Joseph Farington
Dogs and Still Life, 1778

Deptford Docks, London, 1753. Artist
Deptford Docks, London, 1753. Plan of the Dock Yard at Deptford including the surrounding area. In the upper section is a view of the River Thames with water vessels

Lambeth Palace, London, 1745. Artist: Pierre-Charles Canot
View of Lambeth Palace from the north bank, looking across the River Thames, London, 1745. In the foreground water vessels can be seen on the river with figures unloading cargo

Drawings Prints, Print, Petite Marine Angloise, Artist, Jean Pillement, Pierre Charles Canot
Drawings and Prints, Print, Petite Marine Angloise, Artist, After, Jean Pillement, Pierre Charles Canot, French, Lyons 1728-1808 Lyons, French, Paris 1710-1777 Kentish Town, London (active England)

Adolphe Appian, Pcheur en Canot, au bord d une RiviAíre (Fisherman in a Boat), French, 1818-1898, 1887, etching with monotype on china paper

KINGs COLLEGE, NEW YORK. South East View of New York, drawn by Captain Thomas Howdell and engraved by P. Canot, 1763. The large building in the center is Kings College (now Columbia University)

Amphibious Car, France, 1909
Photograph of a Canot-Automobile Ravailler amphibious car taking to the water, France, 1909. The car had a 14-hp engine, capable of 40km per hour on land and 10km per hour on the water

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"Exploring the World of Canots: From Small Boats to Grand Adventures" Step into the fascinating world of canots, as depicted in various engravings and artworks throughout history. The first engraving showcases a petite canot, also known as a small boat or yawl, beautifully illustrated in Le Vocabulaire Illustre. Its elegant design and craftsmanship are truly remarkable. In contrast, another engraving portrays a grand canot or long-boat, commonly referred to as a boot. This larger vessel exudes strength and power, perfect for conquering vast waters. These engravings provide us with glimpses into the diverse types of canots that have existed over time. One particularly captivating scene captured in an engraving is that of a Javanese canoe fleeing from a menacing shark. The intensity and drama conveyed in this artwork leave us on the edge of our seats, wondering if the brave occupants will escape unscathed. Another astonishing depiction shows a canot being launched high into the air by an enormous whale. The sheer force required for such an event is awe-inspiring and highlights nature's incredible might. Moving away from maritime scenes, we encounter promotional cards featuring wales (not whales) - charming illustrations promoting Chicoree à la Bergere drink. These delightful cards showcase both its front and reverse sides, capturing attention with their whimsical designs. Continuing our journey through artistry inspired by canots, we stumble upon Pierre-Charles Canot's creations like "A South West View of the City of New York. " This detailed painting transports us back to 1768 when New York was still emerging as one of America's great cities. Canot's talent extends beyond landscapes; he also collaborated with Joseph Farington on "Dogs and Still Life, " showcasing his versatility as an artist capable of capturing different subjects with equal finesse.