Navy Landscape Paintings

THE NAVY SHIP Size: 50 x 65 cm Oil on Canvas An oustanding modernist style seascape composition, executed in oil onto canvas and dated 1967. Containing semi-abstract elements, the ...

Up for sale is an original oil painting on canvas depicting a sailing ship breaking through the waves leaving a white trace behind, signed by Listed Artist Hewett R. JACKSON (1914-2007) in a lower right corner. Presented in a nice hand-decorated gold frame. The frame is in good condition. Framed measures 27" x 23", painting measures 24" x 20". Good condition. Please see the photos, they are part of the description. Please read some biographical facts about Artist : Hewett R. JACKSON Known for his accurate ship drawings and paintings, down to the last detail, Hewitt Jackson...

Naval Battle signed by R. Mallett (British 20th century) oil on canvas, framed framed: 29.5 x 42 inches canvas: 24 x 36 inches provenance: private collection, UK condition: very good...

​ WILLIAM ANSLOW THORNLEY RBA ​ Fl. late 19th Century Smoking Fish on the Shore by Moonlight oil on canvas, Signed and framed and St. Michaels Mount and Penzance fishing boats at Dusk A pair of Oils, framed in identical handmade gold frames. Beautiful and atmospheric examples by this endearingly popular 19th Century enigmatic Artist. ​ William Thornley also signed himself Charles Thornely, W A Thornbery, Thornberry, Thornbury and Thornery. He was undoubtedly a prolific artist as the number of his London exhibits shows , though his work is extremely popular especially in recent years. At his best his work is exceptionally fine and professional, as these delicate paintings would attest to. He showed his work at the Royal Academy, the British Institute, Suffolk Street Galleries and various other notable societies. Thornley lived mainly in London and Hastings between 1858 and 1898. He painted a large number of paintings on the east and south coasts. His favourite painting time...

Antonio Jacobsen The Bransford, 1903 Signed, inscribed "West Hoboken," and dated lower right Oil on canvas 22 x 50 inches Antonio Jacobsen was born in Copenhagen, Denmark, to a family of violin makers. He was an accomplished string player and throughout his life music was to remain an avocation. He studied at Copenhagen's Royal Academy, and emigrated to the the United States in 1871. He frequented the harbor around Battery Park, sketching, until he was hired by the Marvin Safe Company to decorate safes. Subsequently he received commissions from sea captains, ship owners, and steamship companies. The Old Dominion Line, the Fall River Line, and the White Star Line hired him to paint visual records of their entire fleets; he also received commissions from the Clyde, Black Ball, Mallory, Anchor, and the Red Star Lines. Jacobsen's style is often, though not exclusively, characterized by a flattened perspective. He had a complete understanding of ships and achieved great accuracy of detail in his works. In 1878 Jacobsen married; he remained in New York City until 1880, when he moved to Hoboken, New Jersey. His home became a gathering place for marine artists including James Bard, Fred Cozzens, Fred Pansing, James Buttersworth, Worden Wood...

Diminutive late 19th century maritime oil painting of the Reina Mercedes ship in the harbor of Havana, Cuba by an unknown artist, 1...

The whaling ship, Essex, taking on provisions from shore before setting sail once more. Small boats can be seen alongside her piloted by crewmembers going...