Antique Sailing Prints

Swedish artist Hjalmar Thoresson (1893-1943) depicting the pleasure cruise Astrea sailing through the Gota

Lake District including sailing and historic villages, ancient ruins and hills in Windermere Keswick

summer dress holding a red sun umbrella with butterflies in the foreground and people in a sailing boat

Engraving on hand laid (verge) paper. Made by M. Sallieth after W. Van de Velde. Willem van de Velde (1633-1707) was, like his father, a Dutch painter of marines. His brother, Adria...

Etching on hand laid paper. paper. Watermark: State: Only state. Reference: Undescribed. Provenance: Duplicate Vlaardinger Visscherymuseum (not in Lugt) . Good early impression, be...

Marseille featuring a scenic view of sailing boats at sea with trees in the foreground and hills in the

Engraving on hand laid (verge) paper. Made by M. Sallieth after W. Van de Velde. Willem van de Velde (1633-1707) was, like his father, a Dutch painter of marines. His brother, Adria...

Subject: Antique print, untitled. A sailing ship on a stormy sea near the coast. A ruined tower and

sheet with several sailing ships. Originally printed in two separate sheets, here joined together

Lyonel Feininger, 'Ships (Three Sailing Ships)', woodcut, 1919, proofs only; posthumous edition 100

significance. The waters are busy with an assortment of sailing ships, some moored and others presumably

Three woodcut engravings produced in 1885 to commemorate the sailing yacht trials competition to

is full of sailing ships. The print was prepared for inclusion in the 1868 edition of Joseph

Hand colored print titled 'Royal Thames Yacht Club: Amateur Sailing-Match'. This print originates

Large format print taken from The Art of Sailing by Beken of Cowes. Marked Irex 1911 and signed

Charleston Harbor, South Carolina – American Port View, Sailing Ships, c.1850 Description: This

, particularly when sailing windward. The print is accompanied by descriptive text in German, labeling the

This is a set of three woodcut engravings produced in 1885 to commemorate the sailing yacht trials

Currier & Ives (American, 1834-1907) Clipper Ship THREE BROTHERS, 2972 tons. The Largest Sailing

full of sailing ships. This print is after a large painting that Burgess painted in 1891 which was

Early silver gelatin photographic print of the sailing yacht Curlew dressed overall, by Kirk and

sailing ship, transfer-printed in black. The maritime scene shows a large English ship under full sail on

Antique print titled ‘Japanese Junk'. Lithograph of a Japanese junk, a type of sailing ship

pair of near antique black and white postcards (they are included). The frame on the left has a print

Recovered in canvas sailing print fabric. Refit with natural maple slats, end-wrapped in brass

Sailings from Khartoum for Uganda, Kenya, &c. Cairo to Khartoum, via Luxor and Assuan, 3½ days Nile Cruises

landscape in Teddington showing smartly dressed people enjoying a picnic break on sailing boats on the shore

of a harbour stretching out towards sailing boats on the calm blue Mediterranean Sea in the distance

umbrella on the sandy beach and a sailing boat near the coast on the other side, the painting framed by a

British artist and illustrator Sir Norman Wilkinson RI (1878-1971) depicting boats sailing on the calm sea

table under a grapevine canopy with sailing boats on the river in the background, the text above and

passenger services For particulars of sailings see daily advertisements Egypt, India, Ceylon, Persian Gulf

Tremator (1895-1940) depicting a picturesque view framed by a tree in the foreground of sailing boats on

sailing boats along the Cote d'Azur coast line with mountains in the background. Artwork by Raymond

This print shows sailing boats in a harbor, near Schenkenschanz. Engraving on wove paper. Made by