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This atmospheric view of Portland, Maine features a Portland “Black Stack” tug leading a bark into anchorage through the busy harbor shrouded in mist. Hathaway was well known for his eloquent views of the Maine coast-this is one of the very best examples of his work we have ever come across.
A striking view of a storm's aftermath. As in all of Salmon's best pieces this work is full of people in small vignettes of activity, forming a great overall story and a superb rendering of a luminous, deep cloud-filled sky. Verso: #30 Painted by R. Salmon 1840, Sight Size: 16 x 24¼ in.
Signed "Henry Bacon, Paris", Features the Statue of Liberty in the background.
A three masted ship sails south off the windward side of Catalina Island having just passed the island's west end. Featuring Gleason's trademark palette of rich blues and turquoise colors with strong brushwork throughout. In original period California gilt frame. 31.25 x 35 in framed
A captain sits on the shoulders of a crewman to be carried to his waiting ship in this great scene of maritime life. Very rare is the old label verso, where the artist recorded the scene as a fishing vessel along the Dutch Coast. In very good conserved condition, housed in a quality 22k gilt frame.
A fine work of historic importance, yachts HENRIETTA, VESTA & FLEETWING line up at the Sandy Hook Lightship for the start of the world's first Transatlantic Yacht Race, 1866. The size, quality, color & subject matter make this among his most desirable works. Very good condition, Fr size: 33x41 In.
A great scene of a beach rescue of sailors along the coast of Cumbria in Salmon's birthplace of Whitehaven. Salmon's characteristic luminosity and depth of field highlights his outstanding attention to detail. In very good condition and housed in a 22k period style gilt frame.
Features an American Revolutionary War battle in Chesapeake Bay. Includes a copy of the book referenced below where the painting is featured- Illustrated: Frank G.G. Carr, C.B., C.B.E., "Leslie A. Wilcox, R.I., R.S.M.A.", England, 1977, no.254, pg 44. 34 3/4 x 55 in framed
Fine details, full sails, her ship's pennant in the wind with the American flag on her stern. Sailors work on deck, other ships steam and sail past while a lighthouse keeps watch nearby. Large and well-balanced- one of Raleigh's finest ship's portraits. Excellent condition, in a 22k gilt frame.
This detailed panoramic view by Philadelphia artist Xanthus Smith, most likely shows a US Lifesaving Service facility in one of the mid-Atlantic states. The scene suggests a visitor’s day at the facility, with figures in both uniform and civilian dress prominently featured. Excellent condition.
Top-quality British-period Buttersworth painting, with early American Steam-Schooner and great recognizable English headlands. Dramatic atmosphere and active sea enhance the look of the two running British Frigates. In very good condition, set in a quality 22k gilt frame-Size: 25 1/4 x 31 1/4 In.
In this composite image US Naval Artist Arthur Beaumont shows us the final moments of the WWII German battleship PRINZ EUGEN, as the ghosts of her former comrades and combatants in the sea and air salute the ship as she slips beneath the waves. 20 5/8 x 26 5/8 in. framed
A large, epic battle of the Napoleonic War battle and an important historical piece. 38 x 64 inches Framed
A beautiful active sea holds a sailing brigantine before a blazing sunset in this work of luminosity by C.H. Gifford, dated 1898. A heavy palette and impasto texture give the painting tremendous depth. 36 1/4 x 52 1/4 In. Framed
An action filled image of two grand banks schooners rounding a mark in the International Fisherman’s Races off Lunnenberg, Nova Scotia. 45 ½ x 41 Inches
The ship appears off Lintin Island, an important stop on the way to the port of Canton (Guangzhou). In the early 19th century Lintin was the outer anchorage for western ships which would have to stop at the island for inspection and to pay customs duties. 21 1/4 x 27 in. framed
Waugh was known for his expressive seascapes like this one. Strokes of bold color reveal themselves close up but blend together from a distance. An unusual feature is the distant island, which is probably off the coast of Maine. In outstanding condition, no touch up. In a quality 22k gilt frame.
A crisp, large scale work with vivid color, great composition and excellent detail. New to the market, it was in the same family for 100+ years. Both grand and intimate, with small vignettes throughout along with a great ship’s portrait and luminous sky. One of the artist’s best. Sight: 26.5x42.5 in
A classic scene of a large mid-19th Century schooner at rest in the Mediterranean port of Naples. The burgee flying on the yacht is likely of the Royal Western Yacht Club, based at Queen Anne’s Battery, Portsmouth, est. 1833. 27 ½ x 35 ½ in framed
A large format work of a yachting scene in Sternberg, Germany. Pieces like this, outdoor scenes of young women in fashionable attire and from his later, more impressionist period are the most collected among his works. Note the outstanding color, brushwork and heavy impasto. Sight: 32x32 in.
An excellent view of the western warehouses along the Pearl River with more than 40 people populating a variety of river boats. Views like this are among the most sought after by collectors. Very good condition and housed in a gilt Chinese Chippendale frame.
A racing scene featuring famed Astor yacht AMBASSADRESS in a regatta with fellow racing yachts of the New York Yacht Club. With all sails flying, she races in an active sea with great sky. One of the largest and most luxurious racing schooners every built. 20 x 28 Inches Fr.
The famous clipper FLYING FISH- one of the fastest and most powerful 19th c. sailing ships made, in San Francisco Bay with the Marin headlands as her backdrop. 5.5 x 41.75 in framed.
The ship is in full sail approaching the headland near Byron’s Bay, Australia. Comes with rare period photos and a letter from the captain to his wife handed down through the family of the ship’s owner/master, M.A. Ipsen. Painting is in very good condition, in its original period gilt frame.
In this atmospheric and luminous work the busy port of New York hosts a huge number of ships coming and going near the Battery and the famous landmark of Castle Garden under a golden light of the sun hanging low on the horizon. Very good condition - 25.75 x 43.5 in. framed.
Depicts American brig E. MILLER in full sail with sailors active on deck, Baker only signed about a third of his paintings, so this is not unusual for the artist. The rendering of the vessel to his touch in the sea and sky all give very clear clues that the work is his. 29 1/4 x 37 1/2 in framed
An outstanding and historic view of the America's Cup Race of 1885. In period frame and in excellent condition. 32 5/8 x 42 5/8 in. framed
A luminous painting with tremendous depth and color throughout. A variety of vessels navigates the warm morning light along Cape Cod. 22? x 28? In. framed.
A fine early work depicting activity on The Kyles of Bute, in the Firth of Clyde including three Royal Navy warships surrounded by small boats. Like many of Salmon’s best works this scene features a luminous sky and a scene full of excellent narrative detail. Framed: 18 ¼ x 21 9/16 in.
A great impressionist scene of Venice with the Piazza San Marco’s famous bell tower or campanile and Basilica. Provenance: Wally Findlay Gallery, New York Also signed and titled verso, 17 x 24 3/4 In. Framed
