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All these paintings are oil paint on stretched flax cotton canvas, and take between 80 and 225 hours to complete. Most of the hull details are taken from the drawings of Willem Van de Velde the Elder, and the rest from models at the National Maritime Museum, in Greenwich. PLEASE NOTE the Links are in the Titles and NOT the Images.These paintings are relatively expensive and prices vary. Enquiries by phone or email are welcome, with no obligation. This Site was updated in May 2022.

The Victory of 1756 (20x28ins)	The Mordant of 1681 (20x28ins)
the Lennox of 1678 (20x28ins)	The Naesby of 1655 (20x30ins)
de Eendracht of 1665 (20x30ins)	de Ter Verra of 1643 (20x30ins)
the Tiger of 1647 (21x28ins)	de Gouden Leeuw of 1665 (20x30ins)
de Brederode of 1634 (20x30ins)	de Witte Olifant of 1665 (19x30ins)
the Worcester of 1651 (20x28ins)	the Unicorn of 1634 (20x30ins)
the Happy Return of 1654 (20x28ins)	de Zeven Provincien of 1665 (16x24ins)
The Boyne of 1691 (16x18ins)	the Royal William of 1719 (65x80cms)
the St Michael of 1669 (21 x 28ins)	the Royal Charles of 1660 (20 x 28ins)
The Providence of 1634	The Victory of 1756 (26x26ins)
the Constant Reformation of 1610 asailed by Blake's St. George in Sept. 1650 (45x90cms)
The Old James of 1610 in combat with de Burcht van Leiden and de Huis te Jaarsvelt (45x90cms)
The battle of Schvengingen in 1653 (45x90cms)

Maritime Art – Ship Paintings – Sailing Ship Images – Oil Paint on Stretched Canvas – Commissions Undertaken – Original Artwork – Paintings for Sale – English and Dutch Fighting Vessels – 17th Century Naval Warships – Men of War

IF you are in the vicinity of Bath in North East Somerset and would like to view some of these paintings, you can arrange a day and time to examine something you may be interested in, with bo obligation. Please see the Home or Contact pages for details.