Maritime Art

The sea rolls without remorse, riled up by the storm that just passed through, coloring the sky a menacing indigo with its departure.

Robert Beck depicts the work of commercial fishermen

A fleet of catboats from the Quincy Yacht Club in Massachusetts beats to windward in this big, bold, 23x40 oil painting by Richard Loud.

In this work by British artist Tim Thompson, titled “Schooner Yacht America and the Royal Yacht Victoria and Albert off the Needles 1851,” we witness the American-built schooner cleaning up in the annual Queen’s Cup regatta, the prestigious 53-mile race around the Isle of Wight.

Geoffrey Huband's painting became the jacket illustration for a historical novel.

Geoff Hunt’s works are well-known to the many readers who have followed the adventures of Jack Aubrey and Stephen Maturin in Patrick O’Brian’s historical sea novels, as they are the chosen cover art for these beloved books.

Marine artist Carl Evers captures the fury of a tropical storm.

Watermen of the Chesapeake Bay inspire artist Marc Castelli.

Marine artist Paul Landry brings us to the docks of his native maritime Canada.

Artist Brechin Morgan portrays work on the water

Henry Scott depicts the iconic saltwater clipper.

Marine artist John Stobart interprets a beautiful day on Buzzards Bay.

Artist Russ Kramer interprets the glory days of the Grand Banks fishermen.

An artist's depiction of the USS Constitution vs. HMS Guerriere