period

movement

1. Aberystwyth Castle — John Sell Cotman
2. Shipping Offshore In A Stormy Sea — John Wilson Carmichael
3. Entmastete Brigg — John Sell Cotman
4. Shipping in Stormy Seas — Jan Porcellis
5. Liber Studiorum: Plate 26, Monnow Bridge, Monmouthshire — John Sell Cotman, 1838
6. Liber Studiorum: Plate 48, A Study — John Sell Cotman, 1838
7. Mrs John Sell Cotman — John Sell Cotman

vibe

topics

1. Shipping In Heavy Sea — john callow
2. Entmastete Brigg — John Sell Cotman
3. Ships In A Gale — Dominic Serres

keywords

1. Entmastete Brigg — John Sell Cotman
2. A Galiot In A Gale — John Sell Cotman

tone

main color

1. Fishing Boats In A Breeze — Charles Martin Powell
2. Liber Studiorum: Plate 48, A Study — John Sell Cotman, 1838
3. A Dutch Three Master and a Boeier in the Foreground, Her Mainsail Being Lowered in Stormy Weather — Willem van de Velde the Elder
4. Dutch Men of War off a Jetty — jan claesz rietschoof, 1698
5. Ships under English Flags at Sea, a Squall Approaching — Willem van de Velde the Elder, 1705
6. A Galiot In A Gale — John Sell Cotman
7. Sailing Wherries And Boats In A Choppy Sea — John Sell Cotman
8. Ships off Shore in a Stormy Sea — ludolf backhuysen i
9. An English Vessel and a Man of war in a Rough Sea off a Coast with Tall Cliffs — ludolf backhuysen i, 1688
10. Liber Studiorum: Plate 26, Monnow Bridge, Monmouthshire — John Sell Cotman, 1838
11. Two Small Vessels and a Dutch Man of War in a Breeze — Willem van de Velde the Elder, 1660
12. A Dutch Three Master and a Boeier in the Foreground, Her Mainsail being Lowered in Stormy Weather — Willem van de Velde the Younger
13. Ships In A Gale — Dominic Serres
14. Aberystwyth Castle — John Sell Cotman
15. Wreckers Off Fort Rouge — Clarkson Frederick Stanfield
16. Fishing Boats off the Coast in a Choppy Sea — abraham hendricksz. van beyeren
17. Entmastete Brigg — John Sell Cotman
18. Shipping Offshore In A Stormy Sea — John Wilson Carmichael
19. Shipping In A Storm — francis swaine

other

1. The Stormy Sea — Gustave Courbet, 1869
2. The sea (she, she has a sea I like) and The sea (everyone tells me about you, everyone, even the sea)\n\nThe sea (she, she has a sea I like) — abel galván farías, 2012