Exploring the Art of Painting: Why Are Ships so Popular Among Painters? — Cap'n Jim's Gallery
If you walk into a pub or a restaurant by the port, chances are you’ll find a painting with a large ship or a boat showing right in the middle. However, if you walk into a painting class or walk in on one of your family members practicing their painting skills, then you might actually find the very
The art work of renown maritime artist James Clary.
Maritime History in Art showcases the unique legacy of one of America's most prolific marine artists, James Clary (1939 - 2018). Shop online or visit our gallery displaying the lifetime of work from Jim Clary. His son and daughter keep his legacy of Maritime History in Art alive through the continuation of The Cap'n Jim Gallery and offering his paintings and prints for sale online. Jim's passion was nautical art and his knowledge and artistry are on display in beautiful St. Clair Michigan. See historical pieces of marine art celebrating maritime legends like The Titanic, The Edmund Fitzgerald, Great Lakes artwork and naval wall art.
JAMES GALE TYLER (American, 1855-1931). Ships at Sea, 1885. Oil on, Lot #79180
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I Saw Three Ships: sailing ships in paintings 1 – The Eclectic Light Company
Capt John Smith and Party Landing at Jamestown May 14, 1607 / John Mix Stanley - Gilcrease Museum
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Caps Painting - 928 For Sale on 1stDibs