Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg Prints – Ships & Roman Architecture

Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg prints connect precise structures with broad sky and carefully opened distance. Masts and sails organise maritime views, while columns and arches provide a different framework on land. Explore the collection alongside boat art, architecture prints and Scandinavian art.

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An American Naval Brig Lying at Anchor while Her Sails Are Drying, C W Eckersberg
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The Russian Ship of the Line ‘Asow’ and a Frigate at Anchor near Elsinore, C W Eckersberg
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View of the Forum in Rome, C W Eckersberg
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View of the Cloaca Maxima, Rome, C W Eckersberg
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Sant’Agnese fuori le mura, Rome, C W Eckersberg
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Porta Angelica and Part of the Vatican, C W Eckersberg
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A View through Three Arches of the Third Storey of the Colosseum, C W Eckersberg
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A View across the Tiber from Trastevere towards Castel S. Angelo, C W Eckersberg
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Sails suspended above the still hull

An American Naval Brig at Anchor places the large ship beside a smaller sailing craft on calm water. Raised and hanging sails create different curves between the straight masts. The pale sky leaves the rigging legible, while low reflections give the vessels a settled position.

Architecture framing separate distances

A View through Three Arches of the Colosseum looks through repeated stone openings towards buildings, greenery and pale clouds. Warm masonry occupies much of the foreground. The three arches divide one broad view into connected sections, making the place of observation part of the composition.

Ruins within an inhabited city

View of the Forum in Rome sets tall columns and broken stone before substantial buildings and a low open route. Small figures provide scale near the ground. The view combines archaeological fragments with later architecture rather than isolating the ruins against an empty landscape.

Related artists and collections

Compare detailed buildings in Jakob Alt, clear waterfront spaces in Canaletto and sailing subjects in William Trost Richards. Further architecture art follows the columns and framed views, while boat and sailing prints extends the masts, hulls and changing sails.

Read more in our guide to Scandinavian art.