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A galley covered in sails to left, six cannons and four people to left in foreground
A galley covered in sails to left, six cannons and four people to left in foreground, one man seated at far left smoking a pipe, a man assisting others disembarking from rowboats to right, other rowboats and ships in the background, from Views of the port of Livorno (Vues du port de Livourne), 1655
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This print by Stefano della Bella takes us back to the 17th century, offering a glimpse into the bustling port of Livorno. The focal point is a majestic galley covered in billowing sails, proudly dominating the left side of the image. Its six cannons stand ready for action, symbolizing an era of war and maritime power. In the foreground, four individuals are depicted amidst their daily activities. A man seated at far left captivates our attention as he leisurely smokes his pipe, seemingly unfazed by the commotion around him. To his right, another man assists others disembarking from rowboats onto land, highlighting Livorno's role as a hub for trade and transport. The background reveals a lively scene with additional rowboats and ships dotting the harbor waters. This etching beautifully captures both the industrial nature of shipping industry and Italy's rich maritime heritage. Stefano della Bella's meticulous attention to detail is evident in every stroke of this artwork. The use of tarpaulin on the ship adds texture to its depiction while enhancing its authenticity. Displayed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this print serves as a historical testament to Livorno's significance during that period. It invites viewers to immerse themselves in an age where sailing ships ruled these waters and trade thrived along bustling quaysides.
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