The Ninth Wave

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The Ninth Wave is a famous 1850 Romantic seascape painting by Russian-Armenian artist Ivan Aivazovsky, depicting shipwreck survivors clinging to debris amid a towering, sunrise-lit wave.

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Label Occurrences
The Ninth Wave canonical 3
Девятый вал 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Romantic painting
painting
seascape painting
artForm oil on canvas
authorEthnicity Armenian
collection Russian Museum
surface form: State Russian Museum
colorPalette dark stormy sea tones
warm sunrise tones
countryOfAuthor Russian Empire
countryOfOrigin Russian Empire
creator Ivan Aivazovsky
depicts aftermath of a shipwreck
human struggle against nature
sea debris
shipwreck survivors
stormy sea
sunrise
towering wave
describedAs iconic Romantic seascape
masterpiece of marine art
genre Romanticism
marine art
hasCulturalSignificance emblematic work of Russian Romanticism
symbol of hope after catastrophe
hasEffect became one of the most famous Russian paintings
hasPart breaking wave
figures clinging to a mast-like piece of wreckage
glowing sky
inception 1850
influencedBy Romantic seascape tradition
languageOfTitle Russian
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity St. Petersburg
surface form: Saint Petersburg
location Russian Museum
surface form: State Russian Museum
mainSubject hope amid disaster
survival at sea
materialUsed oil paint
movement Romanticism
notableWorkOf Ivan Aivazovsky
originalTitle The Ninth Wave self-linksurface differs
surface form: Девятый вал
setting open sea
significantPeriod mid-19th century
surface canvas
theme human resilience
power of nature
struggle between man and sea
timeOfDayDepicted sunrise
titleInEnglish The Ninth Wave self-link

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Subject: The Ninth Wave
Description of subject: The Ninth Wave is a famous 1850 Romantic seascape painting by Russian-Armenian artist Ivan Aivazovsky, depicting shipwreck survivors clinging to debris amid a towering, sunrise-lit wave.

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Ivan Aivazovsky notableWork The Ninth Wave
The Ninth Wave originalTitle The Ninth Wave self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Девятый вал
The Ninth Wave titleInEnglish The Ninth Wave self-link