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Rotterdam Ferry-Boat as a canvas print from Historly – image 1
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Rotterdam Ferry Boat

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From the archive
From the archive
Bought in the Year of Its Debut
At the Royal Academy exhibition in 1833, the painting was catalogue number 8 and was purchased that same year by the Scottish collector Hugh Andrew Johnstone Munro. After a long journey through private collections, it came to financier Andrew W. Mellon and later his daughter Ailsa Mellon Bruce, who bequeathed it to the National Gallery of Art in 1970.
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Canvas with the wonderful painting Rotterdam Ferry-Boat, painted by the British artist William Turner in 1833.

In the picture we see a fantastic sky bordering a dark sea, full of sailboats - including the Rotterdam ferry crossings. Rotterdam port in Holland connects with Hull in England where these ferry crossings serve as means of transport.

William Turner is best known for his romantic landscape paintings, whose style can be said to have laid the foundation for Impressionism. His art is among the world's most valued. In 2009, his painting The Temple of Jupiter Panellenius was sold for the equivalent of 103 million kroner, which is the second highest amount paid for a British work of art.

Artist: Joseph Mallord William Turner | Created: 1833.

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