The yacht 'Yamaha', first past the Needles
Added a painting of the yacht Yamaha passing the Needles that has been on loan and is now for sale. See: The yacht ‘Yamaha’, first past the Needles
Added a painting of the yacht Yamaha passing the Needles that has been on loan and is now for sale. See: The yacht ‘Yamaha’, first past the Needles
An exhibition invitation from Diane de Bournazel la fée des grands chemins, Claire de Soissons la fée aux insectes, Eva Kristeva la fée au miroir.
La Galerie loin-de-l’oeil a le plaisir de vous inviter au vernissage de l’exposition.
Added a new painting of the paddle steamer Sirius. See: Wind of Change
Added a new painting of the Port of Saltash and the Royal Albert Bridge (built by I.K. Brunel). They never saw the Flying Scotsman with Pullman Coaches, but you can. See: The Port of Saltash
Added a new painting of S.B. Cambria and M.V. River Trader of Armac Marine exchanging greetings in the splendidly named Black Deep Channel. See: “New and Old”
Added a new painting of the clipper “Samuel Plimsoll” loading emigrants for Australia in the summer of 1884. See: Emigration, Plymouth Cattewater
Added a new painting of a Sanbaq Dhow and Pearl Fishermen. See: Pearl fishermen working with a Sanbaq Dhow
Added a new painting of Trafalgar Dawn from the French perspective. See: Trafalgar Dawn, the French Perspective
By a huge coincidence, an extraordinary chance meeting, the ships of Laperouse encounter the First Fleet, some under weigh, others still at anchor as they prepare to move to Port Jackson to start in earnest a colony at Sydney Cove.
Working from original fine quality drawings made by of their ships by the French officers, their journals and the journals of the British we have here a representation of the French ships quite unlike the work of any other marine artist.