#boats on horizon

[herbalnature]

The Chesapeake Bay basks under a wide expanse of blue sky, its waters mirroring the calm above. Distant boats dot the horizon in this tranquil embrace of sea and sky—an ode to serenity.

[zap-citizen]

Boat trip and the evening sky.

[coolthingsguyslike]

[photoclic64]

Le voilier, Biarritz

Photographie : Jean-Marie SUHUBIETTE

[galleryofart]

Bridge of Sighs

Artist: Samuel Prout (British, 1783-1852)

Date: 1825-1852

Medium: Watercolour, pen and brush and brown ink with touches of gouache and gum arabic

Collection: National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, Australia

[cupids-stimboards]

kennueth

📘 🐟 🏅 / ⛵ x ⛵ / 🏅 🐟 📘

[docileeffects]

[inspirehorizon]

Beyond the Shore, Towards Freedom

[joltikkers]

as far as im concerned this is the only important hz info from the teraleak

[downfalldestiny]

Horizon 🌅 !.

[royalty-nobility]

Mary, Queen of Scots Escaping from Lochleven Castle

Artist: William Craig Shirreff (Scottish, 1786 - 1805)

Date: 1805

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: National Galleries of Scotland, Edinburgh, Scotland

Description

In 1805, this painting won a student prize for Shirreff while he was at the Trustees’ Academy. He chose an episode from the life of Mary, Queen of Scots which had been related by Gilbert Stuart in his influential History of Scotland (1783). In a letter to his father the young artist wrote: 'I have taken the point of time when Lord Seaton is receiving Mary from the boat, and young George Douglas handing her on and one of the attendants holding the horse that the Queen is to ride on. I am very pleased with it myself.' By the early nineteenth century, Mary was a popular romantic heroine. William Lizars, one of Sherriff's friends, engraved this painting after the young artist’s premature death.

READ MORE: MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS' GREAT ESCAPE

[nordsea-horizons]

there’s always something funny about gulliver washing up right next to kappn who just couldnt care less..🫢

[coffeenuts]

[in-tenebris-et-in-solitudine]

[galleryofart]

View of New York, from Weahawken, New Jersey

Artist: Unknown, American After Ambroise-Louis Garneray (French, 1783–1857)

Date: After 1834

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia, PA, United States

[miniculecrossing]

Tiny pumpkin field next to boat repair shop ..🛟