Silvester Shedrin – Big Harbor on Capri
1827-1828. 61×87
Location: The State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow (Государственная Третьяковская галерея).
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In the foreground, theres a pebbly beach with several figures engaged in various activities. To the left, a group of people, including women and children, are gathered, some seated and others standing. Their clothing and demeanor suggest a casual, everyday scene. A donkey, laden with goods, stands near the center of the beach, hinting at the local economy and transportation. Further to the right, a few individuals stand by the waters edge, interacting with each other.
The middle ground is dominated by a tranquil bay filled with numerous small boats pulled up onto the shore or floating gently on the water. The water itself is a vibrant turquoise, reflecting the clear sky. Along the coastline, there are simple, whitewashed buildings nestled against a steep, verdant hillside.
In the background, a rugged cliff face rises dramatically on the left, partially obscured by shadows and clouds. On the right, a fortified structure crowns a hill, overlooking the bay, suggesting a historical or strategic significance to the location. The vast expanse of the sea stretches towards the horizon, where distant hills are visible under a soft, luminous sky that transitions from a pale yellow near the horizon to a clear blue above. A few sailing vessels, including a larger ship with full sails and a smaller sailboat, add to the maritime atmosphere.
The overall impression is one of peace, natural beauty, and a harmonious blend of human life with the coastal environment. The painting evokes a sense of timelessness and tranquility associated with Mediterranean landscapes. The presence of different types of boats and the seemingly leisurely interactions of the people could imply themes of livelihood, community, and the enduring relationship between humans and the sea. The fortified structure in the background might subtly allude to the islands history and its past role in defense or governance.