Peter Koch

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This exceptional maritime oil painting, signed by renowned American artist James Gale Tyler (1855–1931), beautifully captures the majesty of a tall sailing ship navigating through deep ocean waters. Tyler, celebrated for his vivid depictions of seascapes and nautical life, brings the composition to life with dynamic brushwork, dramatic skies, and a commanding ship in full sail. The churning waves and towering vessel reflect his mastery of light, texture, and atmosphere, making this painting a quintessential example of American marine art from the late 19th to early 20th century. Housed in an ornate gilt frame, the painting exudes grandeur and elegance, ideal for collectors of nautical antiques, maritime art, and historic American paintings...

A RARE BOTTO! SAILING BOATS SEASCAPE PAINTING! MID CENTURY BEAUTIFUL COLOR & STYLE! Circa 1950 Signed: MARY BOTTO Dimensions: APPROXIMATELY. 30" By 25 " FRAMED The mood a...

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Large 19th Century oil on canvas painting 'Sailing Ship' 1868.  Newly gently cleaned satin varnish in bespoke handmade frame with matching gold slip. with Accompanying paperwork reg...

Marine painting depicting three sailing ships positioned off Kronborg Castle from around the 1890s. The painting is executed on canvas, mounted in a gilt frame and signed “CH.” The motif shows a classic maritime scene with sailing ships near Kronborg, a popular subject in Danish marine painting...

Motiv: A stormy coastal landscape with sailing ships and people on the beach. Extensively composed and stylistically finely worked out, impressionistic landscape with broad brushstr...

Marine painting with a sailing ship motif executed on canvas from the 1890s. The painting is signed “U. Billed” and mounted in a gilt frame. The motif depicts a classic maritime scene with a sailing ship, typical of late 19th century marine art...

This original vintage seascape oil painting, from the early 1940s, shows a sailing ship moving through dark waves under a cloudy sky. The deep blue sea, pale sky and distant ship give the piece a dramatic but timeless maritime look. The frame size is H 20.5 × W 24.5 in / H 52 × W 62 cm. The gold frame gives it a classic look and makes the painting ready to hang. The wide frame gives the artwork more impact on the wall, while the simple composition keeps the focus on the ship and the movement of the sea. The painting is monogrammed in the lower corner. A handwritten note on the back identifies the artist as Willy Bille, a Danish marine painter known for seascapes and sailing ships, with the dates 1889-1944 written beside the name. A one-of-a-kind vintage maritime painting that adds character and depth to a home. It would work beautifully in a hallway, study, living room or above a console. Period: early 20th century, circa 1940s Material: oil on canvas Frame: original gold-painted wooden frame with fine linear detailing Colours: blue, cream, grey, gold Country of Origin: Denmark Style: traditional, classic, vintage Signed: Yes, the painting is monogrammed in the lower corner. Artist note: A handwritten note on the back appears to identify the artist, with the dates 1889–1944 written beneath the name. Condition: good, in original condition. Wear is consistent with age and use. The painting is ready to hang. Frame size in inches: Height: 20.5 in Width: 24.5 in Depth: 2 in Frame size in cm: Height: 52 cm Width: 62 cm Depth: 4.5 cm Key details Vintage seascape painting Vintage sailing ship painting...

A large Dutch painting from the mid-17th century. This oil-on-canvas painting depicts a sweeping harbor landscape teeming with merchants, fishermen, and sailing ships. It is attribut...

LAI FONG OF CALCUTTA Hong Kong/India, active 1875-1910 Four-Masted Sailing Ship "County of Peebles" in Rough Seas (1900) Oil on canvas signed lower right "Lai Fong / Calcutta / 19...

Impressive 19th century English oil painting on canvas of the three masted cargo sailing ship the "Mennock" built in 1876 and wrecked in 1923. Signed by noted marine artist William B...