Marine Paintings

My interest in marine subjects goes back to a time when, as a creative director, I was responsible for promotional art work for Camper & Nicholson yacht builders, Ratsey & Lapthorne sail makers, and Jack Holt yachting equipment etc. Also having a father in law who was a retired naval commander cemented my affection for the subject.

As with my other categories of subject, these paintings are started with my dark paint method using a cotton rag to reveal light through a mix of Burnt Sienna and French Ultramarine oil paint to kick start the dynamic effect I look for.

HMS Calliope escaping from Samoa harbour during a hurricane in 1889″

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‘Smoking Steam’

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‘Smoking Steam’ Available at the Cotswold Contemporary Gallery

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Sold at The Marine House at Beer Gallery

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Available at Davidsons Fine Art, Totnes.

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Available at the Sea Pictures Gallery, Suffolk

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A Dirty British coaster with a salt-caked smoke stack,

Butting through the Channel in the mad March days

With a cargo of Tyne coal,

Road-rails, pig-lead,

Firewood, iron-ware, and cheap tin trays.

John Masefield

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SOLD

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The knots of time and weather, seeded grass, and drifting weeds at Old Mill, Dartmouth.

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‘The Keel Block Men’

Available at the Tony Williams Gallery

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‘Taking the Strain’ Oil on board

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SOLD

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Watercolours