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Whalers, 1879-80. Creator: Robert Brandard
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Whalers, 1879-80. Creator: Robert Brandard
Whalers, 1879-80
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Whalers, 1879-80 - A Glimpse into the Perilous World of British Whaling
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. This black and white steel engraving by Robert Brandard, titled "Whalers, 1879-80" offers a fascinating window into the dangerous yet awe-inspiring world of British whaling in the late 19th century. The artwork showcases a scene teeming with activity and captures the essence of this perilous profession. In this detailed depiction, we witness a group of skilled fishermen navigating their rowing boats amidst treacherous seas. With harpoons in hand and determination etched on their faces, these brave men embark on an arduous journey to hunt down majestic whales for their valuable blubber and oil. Their sailing ships stand tall in the background as witnesses to their daring exploits. The artist's meticulous attention to detail transports us back in time, allowing us to appreciate not only the physical challenges faced by these seafarers but also the immense beauty of nature surrounding them. From rolling waves crashing against rocky shores to distant buoys marking potential hunting grounds, every element is meticulously rendered. Brandard's work serves as both a historical document and an artistic masterpiece that pays homage to those who risked life and limb for economic gain during Britain's whaling era. It reminds us of our connection with maritime heritage while shedding light on one of humanity's oldest professions - fishing. Displayed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met), this print stands
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