The 11 lines of poetry appended to this work are attributed to a larger work called "Fallacies of Hope.
The 11 lines of poetry appended to this work are attributed to a larger work called "Fallacies of Hope." On the bottom right, a man holds his arms up in the air, while on the lower left various men are helping one another under an orange sun that threatens to be obscured. Currently housed in the Tate Gallery and arranged using dark vortices, the painter does not show the title character in detail; instead he depicts the character's charges in distress during the title event. Inspired by his own experiences of a storm in Yorkshire, FTP name this 1812 work by Turner depicting a certain Carthaginian's trek over some mountains.
The 11 lines of poetry appended to this work are attributed to a larger work called "Fallacies of Hope.
Snow Storm: {Hannibal} and his Army {Crossing the Alps} (prompt on Snow Storm as there are other works with that title)