Posts Tagged ‘HMS Victory.’
Monday, March 1st, 2010
Gibraltar, Nelson, HMS Minerve, HMS Captain is beginning to reveal how the final marine painting will look.
There have been some significant developments in this marine painting including Gordon Frickers is able to be the first, here to show some results of collaboration, new research into the quality of the bright yellow preferred by Nelson on his ships, more on that below…
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Tags: Australia, Botany Bay, Gibraltar, HMS Captain, HMS Minerve, HMS Victory., Horatio Nelson, laperouse, Nelson, new marine painting, Peter Goodwin, port of Gibraltar, Royal Plymouth Corinthian Yacht Club, Trafalgar
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Tuesday, February 2nd, 2010
I have been speaking to Peter Goodwin, Curator and Keeper of HMS Victory and author of numerous definitive books on historic marine subjects.
Peter is very concerned that there are structural problems in Victory caused by poor repairs and the committees responsible are not listening to him …
Thus I was able to bring Peter some moral support and light relief with some marine news. (more…)
Tags: albi, Alert, george anson, historic marine, HMS Victory., L'association Laperouse, laperouse, Lexington, Peter Goodwin, victory
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Saturday, December 5th, 2009

Just back from an awesome visit to Portsmouth brought about by one of my “icon” marine paintings, “I have urgent dispatches“ http://www.frickers.co.uk/marine-art/urgent_dispatches.html, WOT! you don’t have a copy in your collection yet? and it is going to be shown on TV? ~ available exclusively from this site as a limited signed edition.
Yesterday morning I joined Tom Cunliffe and the Forum Film team boarding HMS Victory at 07.30 to film part of an episode of “The boats that built Britain“, and was pinching myself by 08.00 in the Admiral’s great cabin wondering if this was really happening…
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Tags: Admiral Horatio Nelson, Alert cutter, battle of Trafalgar, HMS Victory., Lexington brig, Lt Lapenotiere, Peter Goodwin, Pickle, the Admiral's great cabin, The Boats that Built Britain, Tom Cunliffe
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Tuesday, December 1st, 2009
My flight was confirmed today. Apparently I’m going to be a starlet on TV a first for a marine artist?
This re HM Schooner Pickle, the gallant little ship that carried the news of the battle of Trafalgar and the death of Nelson, interview to be with Tom Cunliffe… (more…)
Tags: battle of Trafalgar, Ben Ainslie, Boats that Built Britain, Flying Scotsman, FORM FILMS, H.M. Schooner "Pickle", HMS Victory., Jane banks, marine artist, marine paintings, Pickle, Tom Cunliffe
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Monday, November 23rd, 2009
I have been asked today to be on HMS Victory on the 4 th Dec for an interview to go onto a BBC Channel 4 documentary next spring.
To speak about HMS Pickle, the Battle of Trafalgar and my marine art painting “I have urgent dispatches“. (more…)
Tags: battle of Trafalgar, BBC C4, D Day + 4, HMS Pickle, HMS Victory., Landing Craft Infantry, LCI, Marine Art, The Boats that Built Britain, Tom Cunliffe
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Thursday, November 5th, 2009
Today started with an interview on BBC Radio Devon with Gordon “Sparkie” Sparks mostly on the subject of “I have urgent dispatches“, the painting and marine prints of HMS Pickle.
The Pickle is to be featured in 2010 in BBC Channel 4 documentary and (more…)
Tags: BBC Radio Devon, Flying Scotsman, Gordon "Sparkie" Sparks, HMS Pickle, HMS Victory., Jane banks, victory
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Friday, August 21st, 2009
The ship model of HMS Victory by Bob Pearce is definitely still for sale
Bob has just emailed me to confirm this, the case size and price. If interested in this rare chance to obtain a fine ship model of Victory in her Trafalgar 1805 condition, contact this web site or phone Bob Pearce. (more…)
Tags: 1805, display case, HMS Victory., ship model, Trafalgar
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Thursday, August 20th, 2009
I received today an email from Mike Ellis.
Possibly you may be very interested in my reply to Mike?
You have raised such interesting topics, I am copying this email immediately to some friends who may know some one who will purchase, give a home , to this excellent ship model (more…)
Tags: American Friends of the Royal Naval Museum, battle of Trafalgar, H.M. Schooner Pickle, HMS Seahawk, HMS Victory., New York Yacht Club, Pickle, Port of Chester, princess anne, princess royal, RN Museum Portsmouth, Royal Navel Air Service, Royal Navy, Royal Yacht, ship model, the war of 1812, Trafalgar dinner, Trafalgar Dispatch Event, Trafalgar Night, USS New York, Victory model
Posted in Marine Art, Puzzle corner, diary, ship model | 2 Comments »
Saturday, April 18th, 2009
While not a marine painting this is certainly from the photos I have seen, marine model!
A rare chance to acquire a high quality marine model as in large ship model.
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Tags: Admiral Nelson, battle of Trafalgar, HMS Victory., marine model, marine painting, Peter Goodwin, Royal Naval Air Service, ship model
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Wednesday, March 25th, 2009
“The frigate Condell marine painting went down a real treat. The Chileans were very impressed and Capt Cruz the commanding officer was over the moon and said he was going to have it welded to the wardroom bulkhead so none of the Admirals, and there were six Chilean Admirals present, could get their fingers on it!” wrote Captain John Simkins a director, the Chief Executive, Disposal Services Agency of the Ministry of Defence after the presentation of the completed piece of marine art commission .
The origin, this marine painting was commissioned by (more…)
Tags: Alex Hurst, Almirante Condell, Armada de Chile, ARMADA de la REPUBLICA DE CHILE, bae systems, British Telecom, Chile, Chilean Navy, condell, frigate, frigate Condell, further reading, H.M. Naval Dockyard, HMS Marl bough, HMS Victory., HMS Warrior, Isle of Wight ferry, Marine Art, marine art commission, marine painting, portsmouth, Portsmouth Harbour, Portsmouth Pilots, Sir Robin Knox-Johnston, the Spinnaker tower, Thomas Summerscales, Type 23 frigates, Yamaha
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