John R Christian - Maritime Art
John R Christian
Maritime Artist
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Picture
Apollo In the the Channel
completed 2 July 2022

HMS Apollo Cruising off Ostend 1780
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20" X 16" mounted £400
23" X 19" Framed. £440

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Sunset over Palermo
complete April 8 2022
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HMS Foudroyant 80 and HMS Queen Charlotte 100 in close company arriving at Palermo, January 1800

22" X 18" Mounted £450
25" X 21" framed £500

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A Levanter Coming
completed November 25, 2021

HMS Victory
 and squadron set off from Gibraltar on the great Atlantic Chase, 6th May 1805.

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20" X 16" mounted £450
23" X 19" Framed £490​

Also available at my ArtMarine Gallery

Picture
Passing Under Pellegrino
completed February 12th 2022


HMS Foudroyant and HMS Lion arriving at Palermo
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​20" X 18" mounted £450
23" X 21" Framed £490​​

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Closing In
completed 9 September 2021

Inspired by the action of 31 March 1800 off Malta, 
​HMS Penelope in action with Guillaume Tell
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Image opening 15 ½” X 11 ½”
20” X 16” Mounted £420
23” X 19” Mounted and Framed £460


​Also available at my gallery Artmarine with more framing options

Picture
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  with further framing options

Picture
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 smoke with sulphur and scrub with vinegar..
image opening 19" X 13"
24" X18" mounted £450
Framed to be arranged upon application because of size and possible shipping demands

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