United Kingdom. 1924 - 2024
Marine painting, aircraft illustration
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19th century China Trade paintings of clipper and other merchant ships plying between American, English, Continental and Chinese ports were painted by Chinese artists who, starting in the late 18th... Read full biography
19th century China Trade paintings of clipper and other merchant ships plying between American, English, Continental and Chinese ports were painted by Chinese artists who, starting in the late 18th century, had mastered the western style of painting, some under the tutelage of western artists... Read full biography
19th century China Trade paintings of clipper and other merchant ships plying between American, English, Continental and Chinese ports were painted by Chinese artists who, starting in the late 18th century, had mastered the western style of painting, some under the tutelage of western artists residing in Chinese ports, particularly Macao, others simply as masterful copyists. These Chinese painters often would pre-paint canvases with backgrounds featuring Chinese harbors (particularly Hong... Read full biography
19th century China Trade paintings of clipper and other merchant ships plying between American, English, Continental and Chinese ports were painted by Chinese artists who, starting in the late 18th century, had mastered the western style of painting, some under the tutelage of western artists residing in Chinese ports, particularly Macao, others simply as masterful copyists. These Chinese painters often would pre-paint canvases with backgrounds featuring Chinese harbors (particularly Hong Kong), Canton and Whampoa, or the open ocean, either stormy or calm. They would then literally row out to arriving ships and pitch their paintings to captains or super-cargos (a ship's commercial agent). (Antiques Council). The ship drawings are... Read full biography
19th century China Trade paintings of clipper and other merchant ships plying between American, English, Continental and Chinese ports were painted by Chinese artists who, starting in the late 18th century, had mastered the western style of painting, some under the tutelage of western artists residing in Chinese ports, particularly Macao, others simply as masterful copyists. These Chinese painters often would pre-paint canvases with backgrounds featuring Chinese harbors (particularly Hong Kong), Canton and Whampoa, or the open ocean, either stormy or calm. They would then literally row out to arriving ships and pitch their paintings to captains or super-cargos (a ship's commercial agent). (Antiques Council). The ship drawings are distinguished by their accuracy and detail as well as the historical significance. Usually, the ship names are visible in the pa... Read full biography
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A Dutch Chart of the Gulf of Tongkin and the South China Sea, including the Coastlines of Southern China, and the Islands of Hainan, Formosa [Taiwan], Luzon [Philippines], and Batavia, Java
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Massachusetts. 1873 - 1919
Ship portrait and maritime view painting
New Jersey / Germany. 1844 - 1912
Marine and portrait paintings, lithography, photography
Massachusetts. 1806 - 1889
Marine-ship, coastal views
Maine, Massachusetts. 1842 - 1909
Marine-ship portrait and genre painting
New York / Denmark. 1850 - 1925
Marine art, ship portrait painting on silk
Massachusetts. 1858 - 1925
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Indiana, New York, District Of Columbia. 1836 - 1905
New England landscape, marine and floral still life painting
New Jersey. 1858 - 1937
Marine painting and yacht design
New York, New Jersey / Denmark. 1850 - 1921
Ship portrait and other marine painting
New York, New Hampshire. 1837 - 1908
Coastal views, marine, landscape, genre painting
China. 1801 - 1860
Western style portrait painting
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Seascape painting, specialty-landscapes
Pennsylvania. 1776 - 1842
Portrait, landscape, genre, history
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United Kingdom. 1832 - 1883
Paintings
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