American Marine Painting

Petite Gallery

After the Storm by Charles Henry Gifford.

* Frederic Edwin Church, Floating Icebergs, 1859.

* Frederic Edwin Church, Aurora Borealis, 1865.

* Crepuscule in Opal Trouville, by James Whistler, 1865.

* The Coast of Labrador by William Bradford, 1866.

* Thomas Moran, Moonlit Seascape, 1891.

* Winslow Homer, The Coming Storm, 1901.

* The Seine by Henry Ossawa Tanner, ca. 1902.

* Thomas Moran, Icebergs in Mid Atlantic, 1909.

* Mark Williams, Footprints.

* Rockwell Kent, May North Greenland, 1935 -1937.

* Georgica pond at Sunset by Ian Hornak, 1973.

* Autumn Landscape by Jacob Collins, 1998.

> I prefer maritime subjects mostly because I enjoy the way water reflects the sky, the coast, and the weather. It mirrors the shapes of objects on its surface and intensifies their light. I paint outdoors to capture the light first hand and bring out all the color and luminosity. LEONARD MIZEREK. [1]

Thomas Moran, Shoshone Falls Idaho, 1875.

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Herman Dudley Murphy, Surf at Ogunquit, ca. 1907.

* On American Marine Painting (March 1, 1906).
* The American Society of Marine Artists.
* The Sea, The Sea.

Alfred Thompson Bricher, Marine Landscape, ca. 1895.

Emil Carlsen, Moonlight Scene, 1913.

Alfred Thompson Bricher, Castle Rock, Marblehead, 1878.

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