View of Algiers, (painting)
View of Algiers, (painting) is a maritime scene executed by Robert Salmon in 1828. The work captures the harbor of Algiers, presenting a detailed maritime view of the city and its surrounding waters.
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View of Algiers, (painting) (1828) is the Robert Salmon painting that draws the most eyes. After it, the eye goes to Shipping off Greenock (1818) and Packet Ship Bolton, (painting) (1822). Among the 192 works of Robert Salmon in our catalog, these 100 are the most famous, each a unique original presented with its year, its museum and the reason it endures.
View of Algiers, (painting) is a maritime scene executed by Robert Salmon in 1828. The work captures the harbor of Algiers, presenting a detailed maritime view of the city and its surrounding waters.
Shipping off Greenock is an oil on panel painting by Robert Salmon. The work was created in 1818. This maritime piece depicts several ships sailing in the ocean, with mountains visible in the background. The composition includes boats of various sizes and positions, ranging from large vessels in the foreground to smaller boats scattered throughout the water. One of the larger ships contains a person visible on deck.
The artwork titled Packet Ship Bolton, (painting) presents a focused study of maritime transportation. Created by the artist Robert Salmon, the piece captures a specific vessel of commerce. This packet ship, designed for the regular carriage of mail and passengers, occupies the center of the sea. The work dates to about 1822.
The 'Ann' off Birkenhead is an oil on canvas by Robert Salmon. Painted about 1810, the work captures a specific moment of maritime activity. The vessel, the Ann, occupies the center of the scene, its sails catching the wind as it navigates the water. Around this primary ship, other vessels move through the sea, creating a sense of a busy maritime environment.
The scene unfolds in the painting Dismal Swamp Canal with Lake Drummond Hotel, (painting), a work that captures a specific moment in the year 1830. Here, the artist Robert Salmon invites us to witness the quiet industry and movement of the canal. The canvas holds a view of the waterway and the hotel, frozen in a time of expansion and maritime life. It is a window into a landscape shaped…
The four subjects that come back most often in these originals, each with its finest example.
The 8 museums that hold the most of the paintings on this page.
| Museum | City | Works by Robert Salmon | Paintings from this list |
|---|---|---|---|
| Boston | 12 | South Sea Whale Fishing I, Shore and Figures, Ship in Storm | |
| London | 5 | The 'Ann' off Birkenhead, The East Indiaman 'Warley', A Frigate Coming to Anchor in the Mersey | |
| Whitehaven | 4 | A French Chasse Marie Attacking a British Merchant Ship, Sailing Ship 'David Shaw', Looking out across Whitehaven Harbour in a Flat Calm | |
| Liverpool | 4 | A Sailing Ship in the Mersey, Liverpool Town Hall Illuminated, 1806 | |
| Madrid | 4 | View of Palermo, View of Greenock, Scotland | |
| New Haven | 2 | Ships in harbor, The Low Lighthouse, North Shield | |
| Amsterdam | 2 | Coastal Scene, (painting) | |
| Saint Louis | 1 | Moonlight Coastal Scene |
Pick a decade to see the original that defines it.
Shipping off Greenock is an oil on panel painting by Robert Salmon. The work was created in 1818. This maritime piece depicts several ships sailing in the ocean, with mountains visible in the background. The composition includes boats of various sizes and positions, ranging from large vessels in the foreground to smaller boats scattered throughout the water. One of the larger ships contains a person visible on deck.
View of Algiers, (painting) is a maritime scene executed by Robert Salmon in 1828. The work captures the harbor of Algiers, presenting a detailed maritime view of the city and its surrounding waters.
The scene unfolds in the painting Dismal Swamp Canal with Lake Drummond Hotel, (painting), a work that captures a specific moment in the year 1830. Here, the artist Robert Salmon invites us to witness the quiet industry and movement of the canal. The canvas holds a view of the waterway and the hotel, frozen in a time of expansion and maritime life. It is a window into a landscape shaped…
View of Algiers, (painting) (1828). Shipping off Greenock (1818) and Packet Ship Bolton, (painting) (1822) come next.
53 years old: View of Algiers, (painting) dates from 1828, and Robert Salmon was born in 1775.
View of Algiers, (painting), Shipping off Greenock, Packet Ship Bolton, (painting), The 'Ann' off Birkenhead, Dismal Swamp Canal with Lake Drummond Hotel, (painting), Arctic Scene, (painting), Liverpool Harbor, Shipping on the Mersey, British Warship in Liverpool Harbor, (painting) and Four-Masted Clipper Ship in Liverpool Harbour. The ranking above gives each one's year and museum.
Our catalog holds 192 works by Robert Salmon, dated from 1801 to 1845.
Mostly in Museum of Fine Arts (Boston), National Maritime Museum (London) and The Beacon Museum (Whitehaven). The museum table above lists them all.
In 1820s: 35 of the 100 works on this page were made then, View of Algiers, (painting) among them.
On this page, the earliest is Arctic Scene, (painting) (1801) and the latest View of Palermo (1845).
Sailing ships (8), Maritime painting (6) and Water (5), across the 100 works on this page.
Oil On Canvas, for 7 of the 100 works on this page.
Luminism and Romanticism, judging by the originals on this page.
South Sea Whale Fishing I, Shore and Figures and Ship in Storm: the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston holds 7 of the works on this page.