Paintings are available mounted or framed.
UK postage ranges between £8 mounted to £25 framed all through
Royal Mail special delivery, tracked and signed.
Buyer receives tracking links.
lnternational postage prices to be discussed upon application while picture is reserved
If you are interested in any of the pictures I am happy to arrange for delivery and payment, each sale is dealt with as an individual and unique transaction.
I have two types of stock frames should you require framing direct from me,
dark wood with a gold inner highlight or white wood
Click here to view stock frames
other wise the pictures are hung in mounts ready for you to frame yourself.
My paintings are also available for sale, where indicated, through my online gallery at https://www.artmarine.co.uk where there is a bespoke framing service and they will be happy to discuss your preferences from a wider range of framing options, with the highest standard non-reflective museum glass if required, while the picture is reserved.
UK postage ranges between £8 mounted to £25 framed all through
Royal Mail special delivery, tracked and signed.
Buyer receives tracking links.
lnternational postage prices to be discussed upon application while picture is reserved
If you are interested in any of the pictures I am happy to arrange for delivery and payment, each sale is dealt with as an individual and unique transaction.
I have two types of stock frames should you require framing direct from me,
dark wood with a gold inner highlight or white wood
Click here to view stock frames
other wise the pictures are hung in mounts ready for you to frame yourself.
My paintings are also available for sale, where indicated, through my online gallery at https://www.artmarine.co.uk where there is a bespoke framing service and they will be happy to discuss your preferences from a wider range of framing options, with the highest standard non-reflective museum glass if required, while the picture is reserved.
Standing off the Oregon Coast
completed 18th January 2021
HMS Resolution and HMS Discovery on Captain James Cook's 3rd journey
Water colour 20"X16"
After leaving the Hawaiian Islands Captain Cook arrived off the North American coast on March 1st 1778, with the wind from NW the painting is inspired by accounts from Captain Cook's journal describing .."seeing nothing like a harbour and the wind and weather being unsettled l tacked and stretched off SW...each extreme of land seemed to shoot out into a point"
Image opening 15 ½” X 11 ½”
20” X 16” Mounted £380
23” X 19” Mounted and Framed £420
Also available at my gallery Artmarine.co.uk with further framing options
completed 18th January 2021
HMS Resolution and HMS Discovery on Captain James Cook's 3rd journey
Water colour 20"X16"
After leaving the Hawaiian Islands Captain Cook arrived off the North American coast on March 1st 1778, with the wind from NW the painting is inspired by accounts from Captain Cook's journal describing .."seeing nothing like a harbour and the wind and weather being unsettled l tacked and stretched off SW...each extreme of land seemed to shoot out into a point"
Image opening 15 ½” X 11 ½”
20” X 16” Mounted £380
23” X 19” Mounted and Framed £420
Also available at my gallery Artmarine.co.uk with further framing options
Off Goodrington Naval Hospital 1782
completed 14th Decmeber 2020
During the French wars Dr Thomas Trotter, physician to the Fleet, set up a naval hospital in a large house near the beach at Goodrington. This prevented the over crowding of the naval hospital at Dartmouth, there was a graveyard that washed away next to the hospital and now there is a memorial stone.
From the records of Thomas Trotter Physician to the Fleet, published in 1797; Fortitude was mentioned among many others as putting in to Torbay to clear the ships in order to smoak and scrub with vinegar..
image opening 19" X 13"
24" X18" mounted £450
Framed information upon application
completed 14th Decmeber 2020
During the French wars Dr Thomas Trotter, physician to the Fleet, set up a naval hospital in a large house near the beach at Goodrington. This prevented the over crowding of the naval hospital at Dartmouth, there was a graveyard that washed away next to the hospital and now there is a memorial stone.
From the records of Thomas Trotter Physician to the Fleet, published in 1797; Fortitude was mentioned among many others as putting in to Torbay to clear the ships in order to smoak and scrub with vinegar..
image opening 19" X 13"
24" X18" mounted £450
Framed information upon application
"HMS Victory Squaring the Yards"
completed November 30th 2020
No particular occasion just a study of HMS Victory
The term "Squaring the Yards" was the learning behind this painting, a term of nautical origin from C18.
It meant that the yards, the spars that carried the sails, were to be set at right angles to the keel line from bow to stern, a state that was known as "square by the lifts and braces" if the spars were set horizontal. (The lifts and braces were part of the running rigging; the lifts raised and lowered the yards and the braces turned them). At sea, "squaring the yards" meant that the ship sailed directly downwind.
After anchoring, "square the yards" was an instruction to make the ship tidy and ready for sailing again.
19" X 15" opening
24" X 20" mounted £450 - mounted and framed price to be arranged on application
Also available at my online gallery here John Christian (artmarine.co.uk)
completed November 30th 2020
No particular occasion just a study of HMS Victory
The term "Squaring the Yards" was the learning behind this painting, a term of nautical origin from C18.
It meant that the yards, the spars that carried the sails, were to be set at right angles to the keel line from bow to stern, a state that was known as "square by the lifts and braces" if the spars were set horizontal. (The lifts and braces were part of the running rigging; the lifts raised and lowered the yards and the braces turned them). At sea, "squaring the yards" meant that the ship sailed directly downwind.
After anchoring, "square the yards" was an instruction to make the ship tidy and ready for sailing again.
19" X 15" opening
24" X 20" mounted £450 - mounted and framed price to be arranged on application
Also available at my online gallery here John Christian (artmarine.co.uk)
Opening up Mount Pellegrino
Completed 9th November 2020
Inspired by: In November 1799, With Lord Nelson remaining ashore and after weathering a storm in Palermo harbour HMS Foudroyant departed once more for Gozo this time with HMS Culloden in company.
17.25" X 13.25" Mount opening
22" X 18" mounted £460
25" X 21" mounted and framed in white wood £500
Also available through my online gallery https://www.artmarine.co.uk/ShopSection/johnchristian/279/?section=279
Completed 9th November 2020
Inspired by: In November 1799, With Lord Nelson remaining ashore and after weathering a storm in Palermo harbour HMS Foudroyant departed once more for Gozo this time with HMS Culloden in company.
17.25" X 13.25" Mount opening
22" X 18" mounted £460
25" X 21" mounted and framed in white wood £500
Also available through my online gallery https://www.artmarine.co.uk/ShopSection/johnchristian/279/?section=279
Fast Falls the Eventide
completed Thursday 20th August 2020
Foudroyant in Torbay 1790's, Berry head in the background - this would be before Henry Francis Lyte wrote "Abide with Me" in 1847 at the Berry Head Vicarage, Brixham, built originally in 1803 as a support hospital for the forts above, the bells of All Saint's Church in Brixham play the tune every evening at 8pm in his memory, the tune is called Eventide by William Henry Monk written 1861.
20" X 18" mounted £410
23" X 21" mounted and framed in dark wood with gold inner highlight £450
Click here to see framed picture
Also available through my online gallery here https://www.artmarine.co.uk/ShopSection/johnchristian/279/
Frigate "HMS Amphion"
completed 6th March 2020
Heading cross channel with Lord Nelson following on HMS victory, on May 21st May, 1803 - Victory was under orders to meet up with Cornwallis off Brest, but after 24 hours of searching failed to find him. Nelson, anxious to reach the Mediterranean without delay, decided to transfer to HMS "Amphion" off Ushant.
20" X 18" mounted £350
23" X 21" mounted and framed in dark wood with gold inner highlight £390
Also available through my online gallery here https://www.artmarine.co.uk/ShopSection/johnchristian/279
HMS Victory
completed 16th September218
22" X 18" mounted £300
25"X 21" mounted and framed in white wood £340
completed 16th September218
22" X 18" mounted £300
25"X 21" mounted and framed in white wood £340