Dutch Ships in a Calm Sea by Willem van de Velde
The Canon by Willem van de Velde
Warships in a Heavy Storm by Ludolf Bakhuysen
Ships at Anchor on a Quiet Sea by Jan van de Cappelle
Pleasure Yacht and Warship Print
View of a Rocky Coast by Moonlight by Théodore Gudin
Bluff-bowed Fishing Boat on the Beach at Scheveningen by Jacob Maris
The Man-of-War Brielle on the River Maas off Rotterdam by Ludolf Bakhuysen
Return of the Fishing Fleet by Hendrik Willem Mesdag
Encounter during the Battle of Kijkduin by Willem van de Velde
Conquest of Palembang, Sumatra in Indonesia, by Lieutenant-General De Kock by Louis Meijer
Ships off a Rocky Coast by Adam Willaerts
Calm Sea by Hendrik Willem Mesdag
A Ship on the High Seas Caught by a Squall by Willem van de Velde
Seascape with the Dutch Men-of-War by Willem van de Velde
HMS Queen Charlotte by Edward Hunt
Anglo-Dutch Fleet In The Bay Of Algiers By Nicolaas Baur
Captured English Ships after the Four Days’ Battle by Willem van de Velde
The Capture of the Royal Prince by Willem van de Velde
The Burning of the English Fleet off Chatham by Peter Van de Velde
Dutch Ships in the Roads of Texel by Ludolf Bakhuysen
French brigantine ship l'Heureuse Marianne Print
A Herring Buss Print
Boats and setting sun Poster Print by Ohara Koso
Ohara Koson – Fishing Boats at Sea
Fishing Boats at Sea by Ohara Koson
Bomschuit by Willem Steelink
Armed Three-Master on the Open Sea Accompanied by a Galley by Frans Huys
Cutter Yacht "Scud" of Philadelphia by Charles Parsons
"Rounding a Bend" on the Mississippi – The Parting Salute by Frances Flora Bond Palmer
Clipper Ship "Red Jacket" In the Ice off Cape Horn by Charles Parsons
Extraordinary Express Across the Atlantic by Nathaniel Currier
A Midnight Race on the Mississippi by Fanny Palmer
Moonlight on the Mississippi Print
U. S. Ship North Carolina by Napoleon Sarony
U.S. Frigate Constitution by Nathaniel Currier
The North Cape by Moonlight by Peder Balke
Stowing Sail by Winslow Homer
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A Midnight Race on the Mississippi by Fanny Palmer
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A Midnight Race on the Mississippi by Fanny Palmer
A Midnight Race on the Mississippi by Fanny Palmer is a vibrant depiction of steamboats racing along the river under the moonlight. Palmer expertly captures the energy of the event, with glowing lights illuminating the boats as they churn through the water, smoke rising from their stacks. The painting reflects the bustling, competitive nature of river life during the 19th century, a time when steamboats were vital to trade and travel. This lively print transports viewers to a time when the Mississippi River was a hub of activity and excitement.
Printed on high-quality Lustre surface paper, this wall art enhances the nighttime lighting and intricate details of Palmer’s work, from the boats’ glowing windows to the reflections on the river’s surface. The dynamic composition makes it a perfect choice for any space seeking energy and history. Whether hung in a living room or study, this print brings the excitement of riverboat racing into your home, offering a unique glimpse into American history.
A Midnight Race on the Mississippi by Fanny Palmer is a vibrant depiction of steamboats racing along the river under the moonlight. Palmer expertly captures the energy of the event, with glowing lights illuminating the boats as they churn through the water, smoke rising from their stacks. The painting reflects the bustling, competitive nature of river life during the 19th century, a time when steamboats were vital to trade and travel. This lively print transports viewers to a time when the Mississippi River was a hub of activity and excitement.
Printed on high-quality Lustre surface paper, this wall art enhances the nighttime lighting and intricate details of Palmer’s work, from the boats’ glowing windows to the reflections on the river’s surface. The dynamic composition makes it a perfect choice for any space seeking energy and history. Whether hung in a living room or study, this print brings the excitement of riverboat racing into your home, offering a unique glimpse into American history.