Category: Marine Art
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Anthony Osler – Marine Artist
The key elements of Anthony Osler’s work are the seas and skies of East Anglia, together with its traditional sailing craft, especially barges and smacks, and the unique light of the region. The results are… […]
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Colin Baxter
With his ingenious usage, possibly through necessity, of old charts for painting seascapes, Colin Baxter gives us both a flat perspective and an astral overview of his [fusion_builder_container hundred_percent=”yes” overflow=”visible”][fusion_builder_row][fusion_builder_column type=”1_1″ background_position=”left top” background_color=”” border_size=””… […]
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Aerorganic Sculpture by Adam Warwick Hall
Fascinated by aircraft, animals and plants from an early age, Adam trained as a sculptor and then worked as a sculptor and model maker for the Film and TV industry at Shepperton and Pinewood Studios.… […]
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Michael Frith – Marine Artist
Working successfully in watercolours is the most difficult medium to pull off. When done right it can be subtle yet luscious, vibrant yet calm. Michael Frith is one of those rare artists who successfully allows… […]
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Marine Artist Tony Parsons
Tony Parsons understands the sea. Not only is he a keen and lifelong sailor, he’s also a lifeboatman based in Brighton. His work is impressionistic, knowledgeable and extremely competent. His use of colour is vibrant and… […]
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Artist Janet Shearer
Janet Shearer has been painting and sailing all her life. Since moving to Cornwall in 1980 and living so close to the sea, her love of water in all its forms has become the focus… […]
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David Peduzzi – Marine Artist
Inspired by the engraving styles of 1950s countryside books David embarked on an engraving career after time spent as a graphic designer. Using blocks of boxwood felled in West Sussex after the 1987 storms he… […]
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Christmas at Sea
This poem, by Robert Louis Stevenson, was published in 1888 when the author and poet was in his 38th year. RLS was steeped in the ways of the sea – he belonged to the famous… […]