Maritime Art

Any sailor who’s dropped a chute in a close race, whether in a Blue Jay or a J-boat, knows the feeling. It’s show time—a time

It’s sunrise over Nantucket Island and marine artist Sergio Roffo is out and about looking for inspiration. He finds it in this tranquil seascape—a Concordia

Over a long career, marine artist Robert Sticker gave his viewers a behind-the-scenes perspective of multiple corners of the maritime world, from whalers and fishing

With white clapboard siding and rustic red roofs silhouetted against the whites and blues of a Maine coast sky, plus the Monhegan lighthouse bell in

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.

Not all marine artists are fortunate enough to spend time on the vessels they depict in their works. Shane Couch’s lifelong fascination with the great

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