FINE MARINE PAINTINGS
"Royal Sovereign - First through the Line, Trafalgar"-- RICHARD GRENVILLE (British, born 1956) |
| A large and important Trafalgar painting. Many have painted Trafalgar using Nelson's Victory as their subject; Richard Grenville has produced a rare painting showing Collingwood's 100-gun Royal Sovereign leading the Lee column. She was in fact the first British ship to be engaged at Trafalgar.
Original Painting Oil on Canvas laid on Board 24 x 36 inches (61 x 91.5 cm) (image size, excluding frame) Signed, lower left
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"H.M.S. Lion"-- PAUL WRIGHT (British, born 1947) |
| About five years ago Paul Wright, one of Britain's top marine painters, embarked on a project to paint every major warship of the past hundred years. Over thirty of these paintings are now completed and may be purchased through Marine Artists.co.uk. A selection is shown here on our site - please enquire if you wish to purchase a particular ship or to commission Paul Wright
Original Oil Painting
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"Second to None"-- GEOFFREY HUBAND (British, born 1945) |
| **The original cover art for the Alexander Kent novel** "On the eve of Waterloo, a sense of finality and cautious hope pervade a nation wearied by decades of war. But peace will present its own challenges to Adam Bolitho, captain of His Majesty's Ship Unrivalled, as many of his contemporaries face the prospect of discharge. Framed Oil Painting on Canvas 21 x 30 inches (53 x 76 cm) (Size excluding frame) Signed, lower left
Shipping: FREE SHIPPING & INSURANCE WORLDWIDE Framing: For Geoffrey Huband's oil paintings we use a beautiful gold frame with a white slip next to the canvas, total width about 2 3/4 inches (7 cm) - to see a section of this frame look at the first entry in this gallery, "Comission a Painting from Geoffrey Huband". If you wish to choose your own frame, email cm@marineartists.co.uk at the time of purchase and we will deduct the frame cost from your purchase price and ship the painting unframed.
Buying paintings by Geoffrey Huband: to receive advance notice of new paintings by Geoffrey Huband for sale, please register your details and subject interests with Marine Artists.co.uk - details below At Marine Artists.co.uk one of our main specialities is commissioning great marine paintings for our clients; you can commission your own subject from Geoffrey Huband in oil, water colour or as a highly-finished drawing. Commissions take only 3-4 months to complete and the process is very easy, straightforward and enjoyable.
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"Cutty Sark being towed up to Tower Bridge"--
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| Oil on Canvas 18 x 24 inches (46 x 61 cm)
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"H.M.S. Canopus"-- PAUL WRIGHT (British, born 1947) |
| About five years ago Paul Wright, one of Britain's top marine painters, embarked on a project to paint every major warship of the past hundred years. Over thirty of these paintings are now completed and may be purchased through Marine Artists.co.uk. A selection is shown here on our site - please enquire if you wish to purchase a particular ship or to commission Paul Wright
Original Painting in Acrylic on Paper
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"U.S. Frigate Hancock, 32 guns - 1776"-- TONY GIBBONS (British, Contemporary) |
| A unique chance to own the beautiful and intricate original painting for Tony Gibbons' Limited Edition from his "Dawn of the U.S. Navy 1775-1815" series
Original Painting Gouache, Ink and Water Colour on board 21 x 26 inches (53 x 66 cm) Mounted size
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"The Flag Captain"-- GEOFFREY HUBAND (British, born 1945) |
| **The original cover art for the 10th Alexander Kent Bolitho novel** Spring of 1797 ... Richard Bolitho brings the 100-gun Euryalus home to Falmouth to be flagship of the hastily formed squadron which has been chosen to make the first British re-entry to the Mediterranean for nearly a year. As flag captain, Bolitho is made to contend with the unyielding attitudes of his new admiral, as well as the devious requirements of the squadron's civilian advisor. Oil on Canvas 20 x 28 inches (51 x 71 cm) Signed, lower left
Shipping: FREE SHIPPING & INSURANCE WORLDWIDE Framing: For Geoffrey Huband's oil paintings we use a beautiful gold frame with a white slip next to the canvas, total width about 2 3/4 inches (7 cm) - to see a section of this frame look at the first entry in this gallery, "Comission a Painting from Geoffrey Huband". If you wish to choose your own frame, email cm@marineartists.co.uk at the time of purchase and we will deduct the frame cost from your purchase price and ship the painting unframed.
Buying paintings by Geoffrey Huband: to receive advance notice of new paintings by Geoffrey Huband for sale, please register your details and subject interests with Marine Artists.co.uk - details below Commissioning: At Marine Artists.co.uk one of our main specialities is commissioning great marine paintings for our clients; you can commission your own picture from Geoffrey Huband in oil, water colour or as a highly-finished drawing. Commissions take only 3-4 months to complete and the process is very easy, straightforward and enjoyable. We publish a short guide entitled "Commissioning a Painting from Geoffrey Huband" which explains the simple process of commissioning your own unique original Geoffrey Huband painting depicting your chosen subject. Together with our current "Price Guide and Timescale" document the guide will tell you all you need to know about commissioning. To request the two documents (with no obligation, of course) please contact Charles Mayes on cm@marineartists.co.uk or by telephone on +44 (0)20 7352 7759 and we will post or email them to you.
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"British First-Rate H.M.S. Victory, 100 guns, 1805"-- TONY GIBBONS (British, Contemporary) |
| A unique chance to own the beautiful and intricate original painting for Tony Gibbons' Limited Edition from his series "A Matchless Service: the British Navy 1750-1815" Original Painting Gouache, Ink and Water Colour on board Signed, lower right & inscribed Mounted size: 25 1/4 x 29 1/2 inches (64 x 75 cm), in a double mount of off-white and grey as shown To secure this painting you may e-mail art@marineartists.co.uk or telephone us in London on +44 (0)20 7352 7759 to arrange payment. Alternatively, click the 'ADD TO BASKET' button and make your purchase directly through our secure payment system
Shipping: Mounted painting - FREE SHIPPING & INSURANCE to anywhere in the world Framed painting - GB £35 - EU £40 - US & Rest of World £50
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"A Dutch yacht and other shipping at sea in a stiff breeze"--
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| This is a superb example of Louis Dodd's peerless painting technique, an oil on panel that celebrates and rivals the great Dutch seventeenth century marine artists revered by Dodd. A beautiful yacht runs before the rising wind towards a fleet of Dutch warships and attendant craft. The yacht's stern is highly ornate, rendered in the extraordinary detail of which only Dodd of twentieth century marine artists was capable, and signifies the status of her owner, presumably an admiral, rich captain or visiting grandee. The detail extends to all parts of the painting and is made possible by Dodd's technique of painting on smooth grounds of chalk covered with gesso laid onto beautiful mahogany or hardwood panels. Dodd built up glazes of thin oil paint, one on top of the other, to achieve his luminous cloud and light effects, in the case of this painting producing the infinitely subtle greys, blues and pale greens of Dutch waters and skies. Marine Artists.co.uk always takes the greatest care that our photographs properly represent the prints and paintings on our website but this Louis Dodd is especially subtle and hard to capture in a photograph. On our screens the image appears perhaps a little too blue and the colours of the flags a fraction strong but we emphasise that images vary from screen to screen. The painting may be viewed by appointment at our Chelsea (London) houseboat.
Oil on bevelled mahogany panel 15 1/2 x 22 inches (39.5 x 56 cm) - unframed size Signed, lower right Painted in the early 1980s and framed in a swept gold frame with the title inscribed on a tablet below the painting
Shipping: Free shipping and insurance to UK mainland addresses. To other addresses shipping and insurance will be quoted at cost. Contact Charles Mayes for a quote cm@marineartists.co.uk
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"To Risks Unknown"-- GEOFFREY HUBAND (British, born 1945) |
| **The original cover art for the Douglas Reeman novel** "Adriatic, 1943 ... The Navy's Special Operations Forces had received the word from the high command: from now on, there would be no retreat. For the men of the HMS Thistle it meant a new kind of war - a war of stealth and cunning far beyond enemy lines. The Thistle was a battlewise corvette, drafted for secret strikes in the Nazi-bound Adriatic. No matter that half her crew were green boys and the other half hardtack misfits. In war, no one cared about the past - only the future - what men could wrest from their guns and the sea." Framed Oil Painting on Canvas 18 x 24 inches (46 x 81 cm) (Size excluding frame) Signed, lower left
Shipping: FREE SHIPPING & INSURANCE WORLDWIDE Framing: For Geoffrey Huband's oil paintings we use a beautiful gold frame with a white slip next to the canvas, total width about 2 3/4 inches (7 cm) - to see a section of this frame look at the first entry in this gallery, "Comission a Painting from Geoffrey Huband". If you wish to choose your own frame, email cm@marineartists.co.uk at the time of purchase and we will deduct the frame cost from your purchase price and ship the painting unframed.
Buying paintings by Geoffrey Huband: to receive advance notice of new paintings by Geoffrey Huband for sale, please register your details and subject interests with Marine Artists.co.uk - details below At Marine Artists.co.uk one of our main specialities is commissioning great marine paintings for our clients; you can commission your own subject from Geoffrey Huband in oil, water colour or as a highly-finished drawing. Commissions take only 3-4 months to complete and the process is very easy, straightforward and enjoyable.
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"H.M.S. Ark Royal in dry dock, Portsmouth Royal Dockyard, May 2009"-- GEOFF HUNT, P.P.R.S.M.A. (British, Contemporary) |
| Oil on Linen Canvas 20 x 20 inches (51 x 51 cm) Size including frame: 25 x 25 inches (63.5 x 63.5 cm) Signed, lower right
The Royal Navy's mighty Ark Royal captured on canvas by Geoff Hunt; the artist took the chance to paint this iconic vessel during a re-fit in 2009.
Shipping: packing, shipping and insurance will be quoted extra at cost. Contact Charles Mayes for a quote cm@marineartists.co.uk
Commissioning Geoff Hunt: because of the scarcity of works by the artist we recommend strongly that you consider commissioning your own painting from Geoff Hunt - for details of this service contact Charles Mayes on cm@marineartists.co.uk or by telephone on +44 (0)20 7352 7759 Buying paintings by Geoff Hunt: paintings by Geoff Hunt rarely come onto the open market. If you have an interest in acquiring paintings by Geoff Hunt you may register your details and subject interests with Marine Artists.co.uk and we will notify you as soon as paintings become available. Photographs: We make every effort to ensure that our photographs represent the paintings on our site faithfully but viewers must be aware that variations in colour and tone can occur according to the screen on which the image is viewed |
"Victory's Finest Moment"-- RICHARD GRENVILLE (British, born 1956) |
| An exceptional oil painting by the award-winning painter Richard Grenville showing H.M.S Victory breaking the line of the French and Spanish combined fleet at Trafalgar, 21st October 1805. Victory is seen discharging her port broadside into the stern of Bucentaure, the flag-ship of Vice-Admiral Villeneuve, creating such devastation as to put Bucentaure virtually out of action. At the left of the picture is the French ship Redoubtable, commanded by Captain Lucas, from whose fighting-tops was fired the shot that gave Nelson his mortal wound.
Original Painting Oil on Canvas laid on Board 24 x 36 inches (61 x 91.5 cm) Signed
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"The Volunteers"-- GEOFFREY HUBAND (British, born 1945) |
| **The original cover art for the Douglas Reeman novel** "Sicily, 1943 ... They were the men and women of the Royal Navy's Special Operations units. Carrying out lightning raids on hostile coasts, they became a navy within a navy - each hand-picked for their individual skills, and all of them courageous. Against the mighty backdrop of World War II they performed their small but deadly operations - living often beyond hope, sometimes beyond mercy. This is the dramatic story of a handful of such people ..." Framed Oil Painting on Canvas 20 x 28 inches (51 x 71 cm) (Size excluding frame) Signed, lower left
Shipping: FREE SHIPPING & INSURANCE WORLDWIDE Framing: For Geoffrey Huband's oil paintings we use a beautiful gold frame with a white slip next to the canvas, total width about 2 3/4 inches (7 cm) - to see a section of this frame look at the first entry in this gallery, "Comission a Painting from Geoffrey Huband". If you wish to choose your own frame, email cm@marineartists.co.uk at the time of purchase and we will deduct the frame cost from your purchase price and ship the painting unframed.
Buying paintings by Geoffrey Huband: to receive advance notice of new paintings by Geoffrey Huband for sale, please register your details and subject interests with Marine Artists.co.uk - details below At Marine Artists.co.uk one of our main specialities is commissioning great marine paintings for our clients; you can commission your own subject from Geoffrey Huband in oil, water colour or as a highly-finished drawing. Commissions take only 3-4 months to complete and the process is very easy, straightforward and enjoyable.
Photographs & images: We make every effort to ensure that our photographs represent the paintings on our site faithfully but viewers must be aware that variations in colour and tone can occur according to the screen on which the image is viewed. |
"C.S.S. Virginia (ex Merrimack), March 1862"-- TONY GIBBONS (British, Contemporary) |
| Mixed media on Water Colour board 16 x 28 1/2 inches (40 x 72.5 cm) Mounted size Signed Inscribed lower right Available mounted only (for ease of shipping and the collector's choice of frame) or fully framed
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"Constitution racing Reliance off Sandy Hook, 1903"-- THOMAS OLIVER (British, born 1979) |
| Built by Nat Heresoff in 1901 as the new America's Cup defender, Constitution had to win the right to defend by beating the current champion Columbia...and in 1901 both Columbia and her crew were in perfect racing trim. Despite this, Heresoff believed that Constitution would prove the better and faster yacht but her crew were outsmarted and out-sailed by Columbia who had the legendary Charlie Barr at the helm.
Constitution came back in 1903 to defeat Columbia in that year's America's Cup time trials but in her turn Constitution was defeated by the more modern Reliance, who also had Charlie Barr at the helm.
Oil on Canvas 24 x 36 inches (61 x 91.5 cm) (Unframed canvas size) Signed
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"K.M. Scharnhorst"-- PAUL WRIGHT (British, born 1947) |
| About five years ago Paul Wright, one of Britain's top marine painters, embarked on a project to paint every major warship of the past hundred years. Over thirty of these paintings are now completed and may be purchased through Marine Artists.co.uk. A selection is shown here on our site - please enquire if you wish to purchase a particular ship or to commission Paul Wright
Original Oil Painting
To secure this painting you may e-mail art@marineartists.co.uk or telephone us in London on +44 (0)20 7352 7759 to arrange payment. Alternatively, click the 'ADD TO BASKET' button and make your purchase directly through our secure payment system
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"British Third-Rate H.M.S. Captain, 74 guns, 1797"-- TONY GIBBONS (British, Contemporary) |
| A unique chance to own the beautiful and intricate original painting for Tony Gibbons' Limited Edition from his "British Navy 1775-1815" series Original Painting Gouache, Ink and Water Colour on board 21 x 26 inches (53 x 66 cm) Mounted size
To secure this painting you may e-mail art@marineartists.co.uk or telephone us in London on +44 (0)20 7352 7759 to arrange payment. Alternatively, click the 'ADD TO BASKET' button and make your purchase directly through our secure payment system
Shipping: Mounted painting - FREE SHIPPING & INSURANCE to anywhere in the world Framed painting - GB £35 - EU £40 - US & Rest of World £50
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"Torpedo Run"-- GEOFFREY HUBAND (British, born 1945) |
| **The original cover art for the Douglas Reeman novel** "Black Sea, 1943 ... The Russians were fighting a desperate battle to regain control. But their one real weakness was on the water: whatever they did, the Germans did it better, and the daring hit-and-run tactics of the E-boats plagued them. At last the British agreed to send them a small flotilla of motor torpedo boats under the command of John Devane. Devane had been in the Navy since the outbreak of war. More than a veteran, he was a survivor - and the two rarely went together in the savage war of MTBs. Given command at short notice, Devane soon learned that, even against the vast and raging background of the Eastern Front, war could still be a personal duel between individuals." Framed Oil Painting on Canvas 18 x 24 inches (46 x 81 cm) (Size excluding frame) Signed, lower left
Shipping: FREE SHIPPING & INSURANCE WORLDWIDE Framing: For Geoffrey Huband's oil paintings we use a beautiful gold frame with a white slip next to the canvas, total width about 2 3/4 inches (7 cm) - to see a section of this frame look at the first entry in this gallery, "Comission a Painting from Geoffrey Huband". If you wish to choose your own frame, email cm@marineartists.co.uk at the time of purchase and we will deduct the frame cost from your purchase price and ship the painting unframed.
Buying paintings by Geoffrey Huband: to receive advance notice of new paintings by Geoffrey Huband for sale, please register your details and subject interests with Marine Artists.co.uk - details below At Marine Artists.co.uk one of our main specialities is commissioning great marine paintings for our clients; you can commission your own subject from Geoffrey Huband in oil, water colour or as a highly-finished drawing. Commissions take only 3-4 months to complete and the process is very easy, straightforward and enjoyable.
Photographs & images: We make every effort to ensure that our photographs represent the paintings on our site faithfully but viewers must be aware that variations in colour and tone can occur according to the screen on which the image is viewed. |
"In Danger's Hour"-- GEOFFREY HUBAND (British, born 1945) |
| **The original cover art for the Douglas Reeman novel** Mediterranean, 1943 ... The Rob Roy. A tiny machine, just 230 feet from stem to stern. In peacetime she would have trawled for cod. Now her catch is deadlier by far. Lieutenant-Commander Ian Ransome is a veteran of the treacherous front line of naval combat. For three years, he's swept the explosive curtains of Nazi mines that shrouds the British Isles. Now, under sealed orders in the battle-tossed waters of the Mediterranean, he and his jack-tired crew face one final test of their courage and seamanship under fire. Their secret mission: to spearhead the Allies' desperate invasion of Italy. Framed Oil Painting on Canvas 20 x 28 inches (51 x 71 cm) (Size excluding frame) Signed, lower left
Shipping: FREE SHIPPING & INSURANCE WORLDWIDE Framing: For Geoffrey Huband's oil paintings we use a beautiful gold frame with a white slip next to the canvas, total width about 2 3/4 inches (7 cm) - to see a section of this frame look at the first entry in this gallery, "Comission a Painting from Geoffrey Huband". If you wish to choose your own frame, email cm@marineartists.co.uk at the time of purchase and we will deduct the frame cost from your purchase price and ship the painting unframed.
Buying paintings by Geoffrey Huband: to receive advance notice of new paintings by Geoffrey Huband for sale, please register your details and subject interests with Marine Artists.co.uk - details below At Marine Artists.co.uk one of our main specialities is commissioning great marine paintings for our clients; you can commission your own subject from Geoffrey Huband in oil, water colour or as a highly-finished drawing. Commissions take only 3-4 months to complete and the process is very easy, straightforward and enjoyable.
Photographs & images: We make every effort to ensure that our photographs represent the paintings on our site faithfully but viewers must be aware that variations in colour and tone can occur according to the screen on which the image is viewed. |
"The Foudroyant under tow off a coast"--
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| A wonderfully atmospheric painting by S. Francis Smitheman of Nelson's great Foudroyant in the evening of her days. H.M.S. Foudroyant was Nelson's flagship in 1799-1800. She was bought by the philanthropist Geoffrey Cobb in 1892; he restored her and planned to run her as a working ship touring coastal resorts and training boys. Before this plan could come to fruition she was wrecked in a gale off Blackpool in 1897. Cobb later bought and restored another ship for the same purposes, H.M.S. Trincomalee now at West Hartlepool.
Oil on Canvasboard 10 5/8 x 15 3/4 inches (27 x 40.5 cm) Extensively inscribed, verso
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"Winged Escort"-- GEOFFREY HUBAND (British, born 1945) |
| **The original cover art for the Douglas Reeman novel** "Summer, 1943 ... As the grim years of the Second World War go by, the destruction of Allied shipping mounts. Out of the terrible loss of men and ships, the escort carrier is born. At twenty-six, fighter pilot Tim Rowan, RNVR, is already a veteran of many campaigns. Now he joins the escort carrier, Growler, a posting which takes him first to the bitter waters of the Arctic and all the misery of convoy duty to Murmansk, and then south to the Indian Ocean and the strange new terror of the Japanese Kamikaze." Framed Oil Painting on Canvas 18 x 24 inches (46 x 81 cm) (Size excluding frame) Signed, lower left
Shipping: FREE SHIPPING & INSURANCE WORLDWIDE Framing: For Geoffrey Huband's oil paintings we use a beautiful gold frame with a white slip next to the canvas, total width about 2 3/4 inches (7 cm) - to see a section of this frame look at the first entry in this gallery, "Comission a Painting from Geoffrey Huband". If you wish to choose your own frame, email cm@marineartists.co.uk at the time of purchase and we will deduct the frame cost from your purchase price and ship the painting unframed.
Buying paintings by Geoffrey Huband: to receive advance notice of new paintings by Geoffrey Huband for sale, please register your details and subject interests with Marine Artists.co.uk - details below At Marine Artists.co.uk one of our main specialities is commissioning great marine paintings for our clients; you can commission your own subject from Geoffrey Huband in oil, water colour or as a highly-finished drawing. Commissions take only 3-4 months to complete and the process is very easy, straightforward and enjoyable.
Photographs & images: We make every effort to ensure that our photographs represent the paintings on our site faithfully but viewers must be aware that variations in colour and tone can occur according to the screen on which the image is viewed. |
"H.M.S. Saracen"-- GEOFFREY HUBAND (British, born 1945) |
| **The original cover art for the Douglas Reeman novel** Malta, 1941 ... To most people HMS Saracen is just an ugly, obsolete ship with an equally ugly recent history: her last commander is due for court martial after shelling the troops he was sent to protect. But to Captain Richard Chesnaye she brings back memories – memories of the First World War when he and the old monitor went through the Gallipoli campaign together. It seems that captain and ship are both past their best. But as the war enters a new phase Chesnaye senses the possibility of a fresh, significant role - for him and the Saracen. Framed Oil Painting on Canvas 20 x 28 inches (51 x 71 cm) (Size excluding frame) Signed, lower left
Shipping: FREE SHIPPING & INSURANCE WORLDWIDE Framing: For Geoffrey Huband's oil paintings we use a beautiful gold frame with a white slip next to the canvas, total width about 2 3/4 inches (7 cm) - to see a section of this frame look at the first entry in this gallery, "Comission a Painting from Geoffrey Huband". If you wish to choose your own frame, email cm@marineartists.co.uk at the time of purchase and we will deduct the frame cost from your purchase price and ship the painting unframed.
Buying paintings by Geoffrey Huband: to receive advance notice of new paintings by Geoffrey Huband for sale, please register your details and subject interests with Marine Artists.co.uk - details below At Marine Artists.co.uk one of our main specialities is commissioning great marine paintings for our clients; you can commission your own subject from Geoffrey Huband in oil, water colour or as a highly-finished drawing. Commissions take only 3-4 months to complete and the process is very easy, straightforward and enjoyable.
Photographs & images: We make every effort to ensure that our photographs represent the paintings on our site faithfully but viewers must be aware that variations in colour and tone can occur according to the screen on which the image is viewed. |
"Rendezvous - South Atlantic"-- GEOFFREY HUBAND (British, born 1945) |
| **The original cover art for the Douglas Reeman novel** "Atlantic, 1941 ... She was a battered merchant cruiser, decked out in a new coat of paint and a few ancient guns. Her patrol: Iceland. Her crew: a roster of has-beens, with an admiral of faded glory. But in the killing ground of the Atlantic, Nazi U-boats ran swift and deadly. The Benbecula's men knew this war of nerves and tossing ice caps was a game you couldn't afford to lose. And for one more brave, impossible hour they had to play the odds of battle and the sea." Framed Oil Painting on Canvas 20 x 28 inches (51 x 71 cm) (Size excluding frame) Signed, lower left
Shipping: FREE SHIPPING & INSURANCE WORLDWIDE Framing: For Geoffrey Huband's oil paintings we use a beautiful gold frame with a white slip next to the canvas, total width about 2 3/4 inches (7 cm) - to see a section of this frame look at the first entry in this gallery, "Comission a Painting from Geoffrey Huband". If you wish to choose your own frame, email cm@marineartists.co.uk at the time of purchase and we will deduct the frame cost from your purchase price and ship the painting unframed.
Buying paintings by Geoffrey Huband: to receive advance notice of new paintings by Geoffrey Huband for sale, please register your details and subject interests with Marine Artists.co.uk - details below At Marine Artists.co.uk one of our main specialities is commissioning great marine paintings for our clients; you can commission your own subject from Geoffrey Huband in oil, water colour or as a highly-finished drawing. Commissions take only 3-4 months to complete and the process is very easy, straightforward and enjoyable.
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"The Last Raider"-- GEOFFREY HUBAND (British, born 1945) |
| **The original cover art for the Douglas Reeman novel** "Kiel, December 1917 ... The Vulkan sailed from Kiel. She was a German commerce raider. The last raider. First of all she had to break through the British blockade. Then, striking west and south to the open seas, to sink and destroy every ship, every cargo before it could be delivered to the enemies of the Fatherland. At this stage of the war, Germany needed a gesture and the Vulkan was to be that gesture. There had been other raiders, but unlike those earlier predecessors, she would be alone with every man's hand against her. And to Korvetten Kapitän Felix von Steiger fell the duty of making this voyage possible." Framed Oil Painting on Canvas 20 x 28 inches (51 x 71 cm) (Size excluding frame) Signed, lower left
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