Maritime Art

This painting would appeal to collectors of maritime art, French regional landscapes, or anyone drawn to evocative depictions of coastal life.

The rounded corners of the board and compact scale of the work give it a unique, almost postcard-like charm—perfect for collectors drawn to maritime art, coastal memories, or compact...

This is an original painting of Falmouth Maritime Museum, Cornwall, UK. I've captured a view of the lighthouse surrounded by the harbour boats. It is painted in a semi abstract style...

He includes the human element, usually over-matched yet persevering against the heavy swells and weather-driven might, carrying on the Marine Art Legacy that was birthed in the best ...

This striking circa 1950 maritime poster by the artist Lefort promotes the global routes of the French shipping company Messageries Maritimes. With its bold modernist design and deep...

A work that celebrates both nautical heritage and artistic craftsmanship, it would make a distinguished centerpiece for collectors of maritime art and admirers of 19th-century shippi...

A beautifully atmospheric piece, ideal for collectors of maritime art or lovers of coastal French scenery.

MANE KATZ [Katz Emmanuel] 1894-1962 Kremenchug, Ukraine 1894-1962 Tel Aviv (Russian / Ukrainian / French / Israeli) Title: Fishermen by the Boats, circa 1941 Techinique: Origi...

Mediterranean painting, coastal painting, Spanish beach scene, fisherwomen, fishing boat, post impressionist, impressionist painting, Sorolla style, marine painting, seascape, Spanis...

This piece will appeal to collectors of maritime art, architectural studies, and French coastal scenes.

This work would appeal to collectors drawn to maritime art, French coastal architecture, and vintage gouache techniques that marry tradition with quiet abstraction.

Wyllie was a member of the Royal Academy and received numerous accolades for his contributions to maritime art.

This work embodies the charm of traditional French maritime art and would appeal to collectors who appreciate mid-century interpretations of classic coastal themes.

Though unsigned, the painting exhibits a skilled hand, likely influenced by the romantic maritime art traditions. Housed in an elegant gold frame, this evocative piece brings a sense...

Pentti Sammallahti is a benchmark figure in contemporary Finnish photography. His works depict nature eroded and broken down by civilization, but he does not put man and the environm...

ANTIQUE SHIP DIORAMA A scratch built folk art model of a three masted British ship, possibly a barque rigged clipper hybrid. Fully rigged with white sails, a hand painted hull and...

A fine example of early 20th-century historical realism, ideal for collectors of maritime or early American art.

The piece is a remarkable example of maritime art and serves as both a decorative object and a historical document.

A late 19th/early 20th century cased display of a painted British sailing vessel, built by Joseph Packer, who was a carpenter in Ramsey The detailed ship is housed in the most wonde...

Signal Horn From Stone Bridge Connecting Tiverton and Portsmouth Rhode Island. Rare signal horn of a exceptional length and with awesome performance. Trumpet also has embossed makers...

This piece will appeal to collectors of Mediterranean maritime art, Greek island scenes, and 20th-century travel watercolours.

This piece stands as an enduring example of McFarlane’s contributions to maritime art, preserving the legacy of 19th-century seafaring in all its peril and majesty.

It's a scene both nostalgic and serene—ideal for collectors who appreciate maritime art with a light, poetic quality.

Paintings of this region, especially those featuring derelict boats and working waterfronts, have become increasingly sought after by collectors of maritime art and British regional ...

Perfect for collectors of maritime art, British coastal scenes, or fans of post-war regional landscape painting, this piece embodies the balance between lived experience and artistic...

A perfect piece for lovers of maritime art and French coastal scenes, the abstract yet recognizable forms give the work a contemporary edge while maintaining a traditional subject.

This print offers both artistic and historical interest and is well-suited for collectors of Dutch maritime art, naval history enthusiasts, or decorative display in coastal interiors.

19 century Maritime painting with schooner at sea No visible signature Restored 17.25 x 31.25 unframed, 24 x 38 framed

This work is ideal for collectors of maritime art, lovers of French coastal towns, and anyone seeking a tranquil, atmospheric piece with a romantic, vintage feel.

This piece is ideal for collectors of maritime art, seascapes, or anyone seeking a timeless and contemplative work that celebrates nature's quiet beauty.

Artist confirmed by French art consultant, and signed lower left. Fine example of his work.

Albert Brenet, renowned for his mastery in maritime and travel-themed art, brings his signature style to this piece, emphasizing France's seafaring legacy.

Wonderful California plein air seascape of sail boat in San Francisco harbor by California artist Elizabeth Gregory Kent (American 1901-1996), c.1970. Signed lower right corner B. Ke...

"Net Wagon" is a powerful etching by American artist Gifford Beal, depicting a group of fishermen hauling a heavy wagon of nets across a rugged coastal landscape, drawn by a team of ...

American, b. 1942 John Charles Terelak is recognized as one of America's finest living impressionists. Born in Boston, Massachusetts, he received formal art instruction at the Vespe...

This painting will appeal to collectors of maritime art, vintage automotive enthusiasts, and admirers of plein air watercolour with a documentary quality.

In this painting, Hovagumian's skillful brushstrokes transcend the conventional, opting for a departure from bold and brash strokes commonly associated with maritime art. Instead, th...

Perfect for collectors of coastal and maritime art, this piece combines natural grandeur with impressionist sensitivity.

Ideal for collectors who enjoy rustic maritime art, seascapes, or expressive coastal compositions, this work offers texture, light, and movement in a soft, inviting palette.

This drawing would appeal to collectors of maritime art, architectural landscapes, or those seeking European riverside scenes rendered in a classic illustrative style.

Ideal for collectors of maritime art, French regional scenes, or mid-century modernism with personality.

Marine beacon by Crouse Hinds with thick glass lens and polished steel housing. Mounted to a painted steel base with hinged brass door. Rewired with new socked for years of enjoyment...

This artwork titled "Village d'Eze A.P." (A.P. For Alpes Maritimes) c.1980 is an oil painting on canvas by noted French artist Lucien Delarue, 1925-2011. It is signed at the lower ri...

Mid century three tiered prison folk art / tramp art model steam boat sculpture. Upcycled cardboard framing structure, matchstick exterior with glossy finish, red trim, soldered wire...

Vivid mid century modern maritime seascape by P. Mantos (20th Century), 1968. Expressive brushstrokes in a bold palette of blue and turquoise is accented with brick red and yellow, w...

The architectural backdrop, featuring historic warehouses and church spires, provides a stunning contrast to the dark rippling waters, while the soft muted color palette evokes a mis...

A must-have for lovers of maritime art, French harbors, and nautical heritage, this piece beautifully preserves a timeless moment in Brittany’s coastal history.

Painting size: 30 x 40 in. Frame size: Frame: 37 3/4 x 47 3/4 in. Signed lower right Born in January of 1947, David Bareford began his study of art in high school in Warren, New Jer...

This piece is especially appealing to collectors interested in maritime art, East Coast harbour scenes, and British fishing heritage.

This painting will appeal to collectors interested in maritime art, British coastal landscapes, and particularly those with a connection to Southwold, Walberswick or the Suffolk coast.

Signed and with excellent clarity, this piece stands out as one of Herbert’s more compositionally refined river scenes, suitable for collectors of maritime art or traditional English...

A charming folk art pen and ink collection of sketch's housed in period glazed maple frames, the four paper leafs probably once part of a sailors diary/sketch book showing the fictio...

A fine addition to collections of British maritime art or 20th-century social painting. This piece is a very fine example of the artists work and far better in quality and compositi...

Ideal for collectors of French maritime art, impressionist seascapes, or regional paintings of Brittany, this piece offers both decorative appeal and a sense of timeless narrative.

Despite its impressionist looseness, the work captures architectural features and nautical forms with clarity, placing it firmly in the tradition of post-war French maritime art. Th...

This original mid-century French painting would appeal to collectors drawn to maritime art, regional French landscapes, and textured impressionist works.

We believe this to be a cassia pod, and likely picked up by a sailor on his travels in the mid to late 19th century. The pod has been hollowed out with two hinged doors and external ...

This painting will appeal to collectors of French regional scenes and maritime art, particularly those drawn to the heritage of Brittany.

Ideal for collectors of maritime art and mid-century French painting, this piece brings charm, movement, and warmth.

Ideal for coastal homes, minimalist interiors, or contemplative gallery spaces, this painting offers a poetic moment of stillness and beauty—perfect for anyone drawn to maritime art,...