The Steamer Yellow-Stone on the 19th April 1833, plate 4 from volume 2 of `Travels in the Interior of North America, 1832-34', 1844

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The Steamer Yellow-Stone on the 19th April 1833, plate 4 from volume 2 of 'Travels in the Interior of North America, 1832-34', 1844 is a historic artwork by Swiss painter Karl Bodmer. The belongs to a wider collection of illustrations and written works created by Bodmer during his travels in the United States between 1832 and 1834, which were subsequently collated and published together in 1844.

As the name suggests, this particular piece depicts the steamboat Yellow-Stone, an influential vessel of the era, as it was on April 19th, 1833. The steamboat was instrumental in the westward expansion of America in the 19th century, exploring the upper reaches of the Missouri River and furthering trade and communication efforts.

Bodmer’s illustration offers a vivid snapshot of the day-to-day operations of the Yellow-Stone and its crew. With an emphasis on the boat's steam-powered engineering and the robustness of its design, the painting captures the very essence of the industrial revolution. Finely detailed, it is an invaluable visual aid to understanding the era, offering insight into both the technological advancements and the exploratory spirit of the time.

More than just the documentation of a historic vessel, this artwork's significance also lies in its demonstration of Bodmer's prolific artistic skills and his ability to accurately record life and technology in an era rapidly moving towards modernization. His reinforcing of the intricate details amidst the massive landscape showcases the clash and cohabitation of nature and machinery - a theme emblematic of the period.

Bodmer's Travels in the Interior of North America remains a seminal study, and The Steamer Yellow-Stone on the 19th April 1833 is a crucial piece of this larger body of work. His observations during his travels, both in written and visual form, serve as crucial primary sources of information about the early 19th-century American frontier and its people. Remaining true to his reputation as an ethnographer, Bodmer's Plate 4, like the rest of his work, embodies meticulous detail and paintwork, making it an invaluable historical and artistic document.

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