Phips recovering the sunken treasures, 1690s, published in Harpers Magazine, 1901

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"Phips Recovering the Sunken Treasures, 1690s" is an illustration by Howard Pyle, an American illustrator and author primarily known for his work in illustrating historical and adventure stories. The artwork was published in Harper's Magazine in 1901, a periodical that played a significant role in American culture by presenting literature, essays, and artwork from prominent writers and artists of the time.

The illustration depicts a scene from the late 17th century involving Sir William Phips, a colonial governor of Massachusetts and a treasure hunter. Phips is most famously known for his salvage expedition to the wreck of the Spanish treasure galleon "Nuestra Señora de la Concepción" which sank in 1641 near the Bahamas. In 1687, Phips recovered a significant amount of treasure from the sunken ship, which contributed to his wealth and reputation.

Howard Pyle's work captures the moment of the recovery, showcasing his ability to bring historical events to life through his art. Pyle's illustrations were characterized by their vivid detail and dramatic composition, which often engaged the viewer and enhanced the narrative of the stories they accompanied. His work in Harper's Magazine contributed to his status as one of the most influential illustrators of his time.

"Phips Recovering the Sunken Treasures, 1690s" is an example of Pyle's dedication to historical accuracy and his skill in narrative illustration. The artwork not only serves as a visual representation of a historical event but also reflects the interests and values of the early 20th-century American public, who were fascinated by tales of adventure and exploration. Pyle's illustration remains a significant piece of American art history and continues to be studied for its technique and storytelling prowess.

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