Square Rigger Sailing Tapestries

SQUARE RIGGED SAILING SHIP ARIEL AT SEA, OIL ON CANVAS 16 BY 20 INCHES

SQUARE RIGGED SAILING SHIP ARIEL AT SEA, OIL ON CANVAS 16 BY 20 INCHES

SQUARE RIGGED SAILING SHIP IN A STORM, OIL ON CANVAS 16 BY 20 INCHES

SQUARE RIGGED SAILING SHIP IN A STORM, OIL ON CANVAS 16 BY 20 INCHES

square rigger leaving javea spain with montgo in the background, oil on a 20 by 30 inch canvas

PAINTING, SQUARE RIGGED SAILING SHIP, SAILING, OCEAN, PAINTING, MACKENZIE MOULTON, ARTIST, PRINTS,

I PAINTED THIS SHIP MANY TIMES BUT THIS IS THE BEST PAINTING, SHE HAD A STEEL HULL HENCE THE RUST AND USED TO SAIL BETWEEN ENGLAND AND AUSTRALIA, WITH ALL SORTS OF GOODS INCLUDING WOOL

I PAINTED THIS SHIP MANY TIMES BUT THIS IS THE BEST PAINTING, SHE HAD A STEEL HULL HENCE THE RUST AND USED TO SAIL BETWEEN ENGLAND AND AUSTRALIA, WITH ALL SORTS OF GOODS INCLUDING WOOL

I PAINTED THIS SHIP MANY TIMES BUT THIS IS THE BEST PAINTING, SHE USED TO SAIL BETWEEN ENGLAND AND AUSTRALIA, SOMETIMES WITH CONVICTS

Square Rigger Kircudbrightshire, 1884, In A StormI painted this square rigger many years ago to give to my brother Neil Moulton, He prodly displays it on the wall at his home in Devon. Only recently he reminded me I never recorded it and here it is in all its glory. The ship was built in 1884 and named 'KIRCUDBRIGHTSHIRE

Illawarra moored up with the sun setting and the sky turning yellow, I have listed some information about her below. painted on a 20 by 30 inch canvas, unfortunately the original was destroyed by my first wife when I left her, but then I can understand . Builders: Dobie & Co., Glasgow.

A COMMISSION FROM DOCTOR MAARTEN VASBINDER, MY DOCTOR IN SPAIN RESULTED IN ME PAINTING THE FLYING DUTCHMAN MANY TIMES, EXPERIMENTING WITH HIS IDEAS OF WHAT IT MAY HAVE LOOKED LIKE TO SAILORS STRICKEN WITH FEAR OF DEATH IN A STORM, THE ORIGINAL CANVAS IS 4 FEET BY 3 FEET.PAINTED IN OILS AND AS FAR AS I KNOW STILL IN SPAIN

SS Duntrune built in 1875 by Alexander Stephens & Sons Limited, often referred to simply as Alex Stephens, was a Scottish shipbuilding company based in Linthouse, Govan in Glasgow, on the River Clyde

Sophocles was a steel hull sailing ship, hence the rust down the side of the hull. She sailed from the UK to Australia and various other locations. I painted this in oil on a 100 by 80 cm canvas. The person I sold it to later told me it was stolen in a burglary on his home in Wales, maybe one day it will turn up, fortunately I captured an image of the painting for you to enjoy. Painted this one in about 2010 as one I did previously and sold was stolen, so I now have this one for sale. Its on a 30 by 20 inch canvas and has a nice gold frame around it, or buy the print or printed canvas. Sophocles 1138 tons, was an small iron clipper, built in 1879 by Walter Hood & Co. in Aberdeen for William Henderson and Cornelius Thompson (both Aberdee...