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Raper drawing No. 8
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Raper drawing No. 8
Entrance of Rio de Janeiro (Brasil). View from the anchorage without the Sugar Loaf bearing NW off shore 2 miles. By George Raper, 1790
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1768 1797 18th Century Art And Illustration Brazil Coastline Flotilla Geomorphology George Raper Landform Loaf Other Raper South America Sugar Fleet No 8 Rio De Janeiro
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This 18th century drawing, Raper Drawing No. 8, titled "Entrance of Rio de Janeiro (Brasil). View from the anchorage without the Sugar Loaf bearing NW off shore 2 miles," is an exquisite illustration by George Raper, created between 1768 and 1797. The image portrays the picturesque entrance to the harbor of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, as seen from the anchorage. The Sugar Loaf mountain, a famous landmark, is depicted in the northwest, approximately two miles offshore. Rio de Janeiro's coastline is characterized by its stunning blend of mountains, water, and ships anchored in the harbor. The drawing showcases the grandeur of the natural landscape, with the mountains rising majestically behind the coastline, and the ships anchored in the calm waters below. The Sugar Loaf mountain, a prominent geological feature, adds to the breathtaking scenery, with its distinctive, conical shape. George Raper, the artist, skillfully captures the essence of the daytime scene, with the sun casting a warm glow over the landscape. The clear waters of the harbor reflect the vibrant colors of the ships and the surrounding landforms. The fleet of boats and flotilla of ships add a sense of activity and bustle to the otherwise tranquil scene. This illustration is a testament to the geomorphology of the region, showcasing the unique combination of coastline, mountains, and harbor. It is a fascinating glimpse into the past, offering a glimpse into the natural beauty and maritime activity of Rio de Janeiro during the late 18th century. The intricate details and vibrant colors make this drawing a must-have for any collection of historical illustrations, particularly those focused on South America and the maritime world.
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