In this article, we will explore some of the most famous storm paintings in history and discuss the artists behind these works and why they created them. 1. The Storm on the Sea of Galilee – …

Based on their research, art historians believe this painting depicts the March 1694 hurricane in which two Dutch sailors were killed at sea. The storm hit the Strait of Gibraltar, the body of …

This painting shows a rocky shoreline buffeted by a violent sea storm. Two ships roll in the giant swell, sails tied down or tattered by the turbulent winds and lashing rain.

Strong winds pitch several ships on the storm-tossed swells, so characteristic of the North Sea. To the right of the composition, clearer skies are a harbinger of calmer waters. The artist …

Ships on a Stormy Sea is a 1672 oil on canvas painting by Willem van de Velde the Younger. Measuring 1.919 meters wide and 1.322 meters high, it depicts several ships battling a stormy …

Willem van de Velde the Younger, son of a prominent painter of naval battle scenes, had first-hand knowledge of sailing, and his paintings were valued for their realistic depictions of ships …

The artwork titled “Ship in the Stormy Sea” is a quintessential creation by the master artist Ivan Aivazovsky, executed in 1887. This piece, measuring 62.5 by 97 centimeters, is rendered in oil …

A dramatic maritime scene depicting several ships battling against turbulent waves under a stormy sky. The central ship, with its sails billowing, leans into the wind while a nearby vessel …

Title: A Ship in a Stormy Sea. Artist: Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky (Hovhannes Aivazian) (Armenian, born Russian Empire [now Ukraine], Feodosia (Theodosia) 1817–1900 Feodosia …

Ships on a stormy sea is superbly executed; the convincing way in which the ships and the atmosphere are rendered is particularly noteworthy. The artist has exploited lightdark contrasts …