Die Klippen von Corbière im Sturm

PhotographerArthur R. Dresser

CountryEngland

MediumPhotogravure: Text

PortfolioAmateur-Kunst 1891 Vienna Exhibition

AtelierRichard Paulussen (Vienna)

Year1891

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Marine, Oceans, Seashore, Texts

Dimensions

Image Dimensions: 6.3 x 7.7 cm : Japan paper
Support Dimensions: 48.1 x 35.5 cm


The translated title of this photograph as indicated on the plate list to the portfolio is The Cliffs of Corbière in the Storm.  Taken by Arthur Dresser of Bexley-Heath, it shows water crashing over rocks and cliffs extending off the coastline in La Corbière, which is located at the far south-western coast of Jersey in St. Brelade: part of the island of Jersey (southernmost of the Channel Islands) off the coast of Normandy, France. The island itself is a British Crown Dependency.

The photograph, which exhibits shades of light green and blue ink, has been printed as a text photogravure at the bottom of  the final letterpress page immediately after Josef Maria Eder’s technical essay for the portfolio. 

Die Klippen von Corbière im Sturm