Disembarkation, engraved by Deroi and Leon Jean Baptiste Sabatier fl.1827-87 pub. by Engelmann, c.1835

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"Disembarkation" is an evocative engraving created by the German artist Johann Moritz Rugendas, with the collaborative efforts of engravers Deroi and Leon Jean Baptiste Sabatier, who were active between 1827 and 1887. Published around 1835 by Engelmann, this work is a testament to the intricate artistry and detailed craftsmanship of the 19th century. Rugendas, renowned for his vivid depictions of Latin American landscapes and cultures, brings his keen observational skills to this piece, capturing a moment of arrival and transition.

The engraving portrays a scene of disembarkation, likely reflecting the bustling activity and diverse interactions typical of port cities during the era. Rugendas' attention to detail is evident in the meticulous rendering of figures, attire, and the surrounding environment, which collectively convey a sense of movement and anticipation. The collaborative effort with Deroi and Sabatier, both skilled engravers, enhances the depth and texture of the image, adding layers of complexity and realism.

Engelmann, the publisher, was known for producing high-quality prints, and this piece is no exception. The publication date of circa 1835 places it within a period of significant exploration and documentation of the New World, aligning with Rugendas' broader body of work that often focused on the exotic and the unfamiliar to European audiences. This engraving not only serves as a visual document of a specific historical moment but also reflects the broader artistic and cultural currents of its time.

"Disembarkation" stands as a significant example of 19th-century engraving, showcasing the collaborative nature of artistic production and the detailed craftsmanship that characterized the period. It offers viewers a glimpse into the past, capturing the essence of a moment that is both specific and universal in its depiction of human experience and movement.

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