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The Wreck of the Raft of the Medusa
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Seascape with a Wreck
Seascape with a Wreck
Dahl and Friedrich were close friends; from 1823 they were even neighbours. They mutually inspired each other: One of Dahl’s favourite subjects was ships at sea in violent storms. ...
Amelia on the Hermitage Rocks, Wreck of
Amelia on the Hermitage Rocks, Wreck of
Low tide. Low sun/moon in cloud streaked sky. Castle buildings, right. Hermitage Rock in middle distance with stranded hulk to left. Figures going to and from wreck....
Soviet Yiddish propaganda poster “We’ll let nobody to wreck the Five-Year Plan!” 1931
Soviet Yiddish propaganda poster “We’ll let nobody to wreck the Five-Year Plan!” 1931
The poster - “Aropraysn undzer finif yor-plan veln mir kinem nit derloybn!” (We’ll let nobody to wreck the Five-Year Plan!) in original Yiddish - depicts Red Army mechanic teaching...
HMS Steam-Powered Battleship Medusa Opening the Shimonoseki Straits
HMS Steam-Powered Battleship Medusa Opening the Shimonoseki Straits
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The Severed Heads
The Severed Heads
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