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The Russian Destroyer Shutka attacking a Turkish ship on the 16th June 1877
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The Russian Destroyer Shutka attacking a Turkish ship on the 16th June 1877
BAL311955 The Russian Destroyer Shutka attacking a Turkish ship on the 16th June 1877 (oil on canvas) by Bogolyubov, Aleksei Petrovich (1824-96); Regional Art Museum, Simbirsk; (add.info.: in 1877 Russia engaged in another war with Turkey; its origins were in the rise of nationalism in the Balkans and the Russian goal of recovering territorial losses ot had suffered during the Crimean War; ); Russian, out of copyright
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The Russian Destroyer Shutka Engages in Fierce Naval Battle with a Turkish Ship, 16th June 1877
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. This oil painting by Aleksei Petrovich Bogolyubov depicts the intense naval battle between the Russian destroyer Shutka and a Turkish ship on the fateful day of 16th June 1877. The artist's meticulous brushstrokes bring to life the chaos and violence of this historic conflict. During this time, Russia found itself embroiled in yet another war with Turkey, driven by rising nationalism in the Balkans and their desire to regain lost territories from the Crimean War. In this scene, we witness an explosive clash between two mighty forces as gunsmoke fills the air and explosions rock the sea. Bogolyubov masterfully captures both sides of this fierce combat; showcasing not only the sheer power of Russian artillery but also highlighting the resilience and determination of their Turkish adversaries. The intensity is palpable as each vessel fights for supremacy amidst a backdrop of turbulent waters. As viewers gaze upon this remarkable artwork, they are transported back to a pivotal moment in history where nations clashed over territorial ambitions. It serves as a poignant reminder of how conflicts shape our world and leave lasting imprints on generations to come. Displayed at Simbirsk's Regional Art Museum, this print allows us to appreciate Bogolyubov's artistic prowess while reflecting upon humanity's enduring struggle for power and control on land and sea.
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