

Artwork details
- Date:
- 1843
- Medium:
- paper, lithography
- Dimensions:
- 843 × 701 px
- Museum record:
- View original



A Boat-Manoeuvre. The Captain yelling in his trumpet: “- Gabier! There is a squall building up, get ready!..... Clew up all the sails!... That's good:.... very good! - Why didn't you say that to me calmly instead of poking this huge instrument into my ear! Now I am so deaf, I can't see clearly anymore!...,” plate 9 from Les Canotiers Parisiens

A Boat Maneuver, plate nine from Les Canotiers Parisiens

The Gust of Wind. “- Oh blast! I've lost my hat! - Don't worry.... since it is waterpoof.... you won't have a problem reclaiming it at Rouen!,” plate 17 from Les Canotiers Parisiens

An Encounter in Open Water. “- Hello... down there... Captain.., what's new in Paris? - Nothing new really... still no one goes to the Gaieté or the Ambigu. - Don't you have anything else to tell me? - Oh yes,... I forgot... I hope you like it... shut up!,” plate 11 from Les Canotiers Parisiens

Het Schip van Staat

Weer een stuurman afgedankt

Passager ayant payé ... pour se rendre a New-York ...

Le Coup de vent

Visvangst

Un homme a la mer

Ruzie tussen roeiers van twee boten

Twee mannen op een roeiboot redden een drenkeling

John Bull waarschuwt voor de opstekende storm over de Boerenoorlog

Ship-Building, Gloucester Harbor

Spotprent op burgemeester Sjoerd Vening Meinesz

Ship-Building, Gloucester Harbor

Burgerplicht in nood

Gloucester Harbor

The Novice Sailor. “Devil... rowing is much more difficult than I thought! And to really enjoy myself I would rather stick peas.,” plate 19 from Les Canotiers Parisiens

Ship Building, Gloucester Harbor

Karikatuur van twee schippers die hun boot zien wegdrijven

Spotprent op de fraude van Lodewijk Pincoffs te Rotterdam, 1879

Karikatuur van drie mannen die overboord zijn geslagen in de Seine

A Naval Combat. “- So, you insulted my flag!.... just you wait, just wait till I'll sink you with a broad side!..... or even better I'll splash you with water from left and right and behind and....” plate 20 from Les Canotiers Parisiens