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In the collection of Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago · as of July 2026
FROM THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO’S CATALOG
From a family of naval artists, Pierre Ozanne set out in 1771 as a draftsman on a scientific mission to Spain, the Canary Islands, Africa, and North America, venturing on to Santo Domingo before returning to the coast of France. This scene reveals his mastery of marine subjects as well as his admiration for native peoples, depicted here as both brave and vulnerable in the face of the agitated sea and the enormous European ships.
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Willem van de Velde, II — Warships and Other Boats in Harbor
Captain James Cook|Francesco Bartolozzi|John Webber|William
Keiga — Russian Vessels, from the Album of seven prints of R
Dominic Serres — Sailboat at Sea
Keiga — Russian Vessels, from the Album of seven prints of R
Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg — Sailing Vessels at Wilders
Unknown artist — Two Three-Mast Ships on Stormy Sea
Cornelis Ouboter van der Grient — Whaling Ships and Small Bo
Edward William Cooke — Rye - South Coast Near Hastings
Joseph Mallord William Turner — The Leader Sea Piece, plate
Charles Meryon — Study
Unknown artist — River Scene with Boats