Stormy Seascape By J. M. Dielbolt Oil On Canvas
Artist: Jean Michel Diebolt (1779-1825c.)
Jean Michel Diebolt (1779-1825c.)
Stormy Seascape
Oil on canvas, 37.5 x 47 cm
Signature on the lower right: J.M. Diebolt, dated 1817
A splendid oil painting on canvas depicting a stormy seascape scene, by the French painter Jean Michel Diebolt (1779-1825c.), an artist known for his depictions of marine and animal subjects. The work, dated 1817 and signed on the lower right, masterfully captures the fury of the elements and the human drama related to navigation.
Diebolt trained under Joseph-Benoît Suvée and Jean-Louis Demarne, two masters who influenced his artistic sensibility and his ability to vividly render scenes of everyday life and animated landscapes. In 1824 his works were exhibited at the prestigious Salon, attesting to his fame and pictorial quality.
The composition of the painting develops with strong dynamism: the dark and stormy sky opens onto a sliver of light, while the impetuous waves crash against the cliff. In the background we can see an imposing coastal tower, a silent witness to the ongoing tragedy. In the foreground, desperate figures try to rescue the shipwrecked, in a scene of intense drama and expressiveness.
The work is characterized by a skillful use of light and color, elements that give depth and movement to the scene. The contrast between the cold tones of the sea and the warmer ones of the mainland creates a highly suggestive effect, typical of Diebolt's best works.
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For further information do not hesitate to contact us +39 3335747733 – info@dequart.com
Possibility of VIDEO CALLS and direct viewings by appointment in MILAN and OMEGNA (Vb).
Stormy Seascape
Oil on canvas, 37.5 x 47 cm
Signature on the lower right: J.M. Diebolt, dated 1817
A splendid oil painting on canvas depicting a stormy seascape scene, by the French painter Jean Michel Diebolt (1779-1825c.), an artist known for his depictions of marine and animal subjects. The work, dated 1817 and signed on the lower right, masterfully captures the fury of the elements and the human drama related to navigation.
Diebolt trained under Joseph-Benoît Suvée and Jean-Louis Demarne, two masters who influenced his artistic sensibility and his ability to vividly render scenes of everyday life and animated landscapes. In 1824 his works were exhibited at the prestigious Salon, attesting to his fame and pictorial quality.
The composition of the painting develops with strong dynamism: the dark and stormy sky opens onto a sliver of light, while the impetuous waves crash against the cliff. In the background we can see an imposing coastal tower, a silent witness to the ongoing tragedy. In the foreground, desperate figures try to rescue the shipwrecked, in a scene of intense drama and expressiveness.
The work is characterized by a skillful use of light and color, elements that give depth and movement to the scene. The contrast between the cold tones of the sea and the warmer ones of the mainland creates a highly suggestive effect, typical of Diebolt's best works.
Professional packaging and insured shipping to ensure maximum safety in transport.
For further information do not hesitate to contact us +39 3335747733 – info@dequart.com
Possibility of VIDEO CALLS and direct viewings by appointment in MILAN and OMEGNA (Vb).
2 000 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Louis Philippe, Charles 10th
Condition: Good condition
Material: Oil painting
Length: 37,5
Width: 47
Reference (ID): 1531769
Availability: In stock
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