Collection:
Marine & Maritime Art Prints
Marine painting is one of the oldest specialized genres in Western art, born of nations whose wealth and power moved by sea. The Dutch marine painters of the 17th century — Willem van de Velde the Elder and Younger, Ludolf Bakhuizen — established the conventions the genre would follow for two centuries: ship portraits accurate to the last spar and sail, sea battles, harbor approaches, storms at sea. J.M.W. Turner pushed the form toward the sublime; in America, Winslow Homer brought it down to the working waterfront and the small craft of the Atlantic coast. Antonio Jacobsen produced thousands of commissioned ship portraits, documenting the merchant and naval fleets of the late 19th century with near-photographic precision.
Truly Art's marine collection presents these works as archival prints on fine art paper, with framing options to match the tradition.
Barcas En La Playa Fishing Boats On The Beach Valencia by Joaquin Sorolla
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Dr Syntax A Bay Racehorse Standing In A Coastal Landscape An Estuary Beyond by James Ward
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La Voile Bleue Prefailles by Henri Lebasque
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Boys Playing On The Shore Children Playing On The Shore by Albert Edelfelt
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Mezzogorno Al Mare by Vittorio Matteo Corcos
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Untitled Sea Forms by Rudolf Bauer
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Children Of The Sea by Jozef Israels
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Ship By Moonlight by Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky
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The Seaside Calls: Go by Train - Take a “Kodak”
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Woman On The Beach (Femme A La Plage) by Henri Matisse
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Udsigt Til Havet by Carl Bloch
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This Was A Fatal Embarkation by Frederic Remington
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The Seine At Bougival by Henri Matisse
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The Seine At Bougival by Henri Matisse
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The Search Light by Evelyn De Morgan
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The Return Of Gomez To Havana B by Frederic Remington
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The Return Of Gomez To Havana A by Frederic Remington
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The Call For Help At Bay C Oil On Canvas by Frederic Remington
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The Boat At The Bridge by Carl Bloch
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The Beach At Sainte Adresse by Henri Matisse
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