Fishermen In Moonlight
Catalog no.
0014
Year
1966
Subject
Seascape
Media
Oil and Acrylics /
Oil on board
Size (H x W)
24 x 36 inches
Availability
Sold
"An attempt to convey the glitter after a sudden Euboian storm. The nets will be lifted at dawn." P.B.B. 1970. (NB This painting was sold, and the image here taken from a photocopy).
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