Art, Symbol & Imagination
Sea Fever
A black sailing ship leans above a dark sea while fine rays rise through an almost empty sky. Small cloud forms gather along the horizon. Clarke’s caption quotes the wish for a windy day and flying white clouds from Masefield’s Sea Fever.
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Harry Clarke. "Sea Fever" [editorial title]. In The Year's at the Spring, Compiled by L. D'O. Walters; illustrated by Harry Clarke; introduction by Harold Monro. Brentano illustrated anthology with a September1920 first-publication statement, undated edition, Brentano's. Source scan leaf 50. Lumitheca. /gallery/image/gallery-20261108-0265-0045
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Harry Clarke. Sea Fever. The Year's at the Spring. Scan leaf 50. Lumitheca. https://lumitheca.com/gallery/image/gallery-20261108-0265-0045