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Aivazovsky is known as a professional marine painter. He left a big mark in marine painting. The artist personally studied ship life and saw the sea with his own eyes. An impressive visual memory allowed him to reproduce various states of nature on canvas. In each of his paintings, he retained a memorable brilliance and brightness, conveyed the charm of sincere warmth and light. And that’s exactly what catches all fans of Ivan Konstantinovich’s work.
The painting "Sinking Ship" clearly shows the skill of the artist. He was able to portray strong waves and intense wind with a pencil and gouache. This magnificent and emotional masterpiece was written in 1854.
The shipwreck is so realistic that it makes you worry about all the crew of the ship. Huge waves threaten the ship. Powerful and large waves can easily overturn such a small vessel. These cold and foaming waves seem to pervade you from the inside.
Gray thunderclouds, a raging sea with huge waves are hurling a small ship. They convey excitement, due to the possibility of mortal danger, but at the same time a romantic upsurge is felt. Seagulls flying over the ship create a slight feeling that hope is not yet lost. There is a quiet sadness in front of a powerful force that is not subject to the elements.
You can see painstakingly drawn details that will not leave anyone indifferent. The sea captivates any person with its captivating beauty. Looking at the picture you just disappear into the depths of the sea. The gray sky and spray from the waves enhance the impression of a raging hurricane. The picture is made in one color style: gray and black shades. Each brushstroke of the artist betrays ever greater drama. Aivazovsky’s success lies in his ability to convey the shocking realism of what is happening.
Painting Italian Noon
