R.a., R.b.a., R.i., R.e., N.e.a.c. "shipping In The Royal Albert Docks" Signed Artist's Proof, Also Numbered "liii", And Inscribed On An Old Label Verso With The Title, Black And White Drypoint Etching, 15cm By 35cm

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"Shipping in the Royal Albert Docks" is a distinguished black and white drypoint etching by the renowned British maritime artist William Lionel Wyllie. This particular piece is signed by the artist and is an artist's proof, which is a unique print pulled from the plate to check the quality of the etching before the final edition is printed. The work is also numbered "LIII," indicating its place in a limited series of prints. Additionally, it is inscribed on an old label on the verso with the title, providing further authentication and historical context.

The etching measures 15 cm by 35 cm and showcases Wyllie's exceptional skill in capturing maritime scenes with intricate detail and dynamic composition. Wyllie, who held prestigious titles such as R.A. (Royal Academician), R.B.A. (Royal Society of British Artists), R.I. (Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours), R.E. (Royal Society of Painter-Etchers and Engravers), and N.E.A.C. (New English Art Club), was celebrated for his ability to depict the life and activity of ports and harbors with a sense of realism and vitality.

"Shipping in the Royal Albert Docks" is a testament to Wyllie's mastery of the drypoint technique, a printmaking process that involves incising an image onto a plate with a hard-pointed needle. This method allows for the creation of rich, velvety lines and a high level of detail, which are evident in the intricate depiction of ships and the bustling environment of the Royal Albert Docks.

The Royal Albert Docks, located in the East End of London, were a significant hub of maritime activity during Wyllie's time. This etching not only captures the physical attributes of the docks but also conveys the atmosphere and energy of a thriving port. Wyllie's work is highly regarded for its historical and artistic value, offering viewers a glimpse into the maritime heritage of the United Kingdom.

As an artist's proof, this etching holds particular significance for collectors and art historians, as it represents Wyllie's direct involvement in the printmaking process and his approval of the final image. The combination of Wyllie's signature, the numbered edition, and the inscribed label on the verso enhances the provenance and authenticity of this remarkable piece.

When you order this oil painting replica, it typically takes 2-3 weeks to paint. If the artwork is more complex, it might need a little more time to ensure the best quality. Once it's ready, we'll send you a photo for your approval. After you give the green light, we'll ship it to you for free.

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