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Maritime Art

The Can-Do Shipyard

Commercial ships and clouds of smoke crowd a narrow waterway exiting the Brooklyn Navy Yard in John Whorf’s painting Brooklyn Navy Yard.

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Caren-Marie Michelle’s painting, “Cadillac from Schoodic Loop Road

Witbeck’s World

Seagulls fly and caw around a humorously sized fishing boat and lobsterman in the painting Some Lumpy by David Witbeck.

Blue Period

In the painting, Bloodhound, by Derek Macara, a cutter cruises the pristine, blue waters off Provincetown, Massachusetts

Master of Maritime Detail

New York Maiden Lane by maritime painter John Stobart profiles New York City’s 19th-century harbor

Boater’s Haven

John Michael Carter’s painting, “Fishing Boat”, is a serene scene of an idyllic summer day in Vineyard Haven.

Life in Watercolor

Regarded as one of the best watercolorists in history, Winslow Homer produced many seascapes with textured strokes that convey the sound of crashing waves, rushing water and heavy wind.

Decks Awash

“In the Roaring Forties on the Deck of a Four-Masted Bark”, a painting by Jack L. Gray

Art With Mystery

Flames burn through a three-masted ship caught in rough conditions in A Fire at Sea: Abandon Ship!, a mid-19th-century oil painting by an unknown artist.

Pink Sky at Night

A pink sky, purple clouds and fading sun illuminate the two-masted brig in the foreground of “Ships Stranding,” a painting by James Edward Buttersworth produced around 1860.

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