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.
Ulysses And The Sirens by Herbert James Draper
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Beaulieu The Bay Of Fourmis by Eugene Boudin
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La Caleta Malaga La Caleta Beach Malaga by Joaquin Sorolla
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Evening Honfleur by Georges Seurat
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Lighthouse Isle Of Shoals by Childe Hassam
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The South Ledges Appledore by Childe Hassam
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Gathering Storm by Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky
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The Eclipse Of The Sun In Venice July S by Ippolito Caffi
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La Plage De Deauville by Henri Lebasque
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Seaside Flowers by William Merritt Chase
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The Raft Of The Medusa by Theodore Gericault
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Le Port Au Soleil Couchant Opus Saint Tropez by Paul Signac
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Girls On The Beach by Paul Fischer
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Camaret Moonlight And Fishing Boats by Maximilien Luce
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Venice From The Porch Of Madonna Della Salute by Joseph Mallord William Turner
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Sheerness As Seen From The Nore by Joseph Mallord William Turner
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Dort Or Dordrecht The Dort Packet Boat From Rotterdam Becalmed by Joseph Mallord William Turner
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Sand Sea And Sky A Summer Phantasy by John Atkinson Grimshaw
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Mother And Child By The Sea by Johan Christian Dahl
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Clair De Lune A Overschie Environs De Rotterdam by Johan Barthold Jongkind
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