New in the gallery, a John Moilanen triptych:
"The Brothers, Mt. Jupiter, Mt. Constance"
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Our Feature This Month:
NAUTICAL PRINTS
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Here in our Northwest, we are surrounded by water, seascapes, and nautical activity of all kinds. John Moilanen, a Seattle artist, captures leisure boat, commercial fishing, and shipping scenes in stunning color, with powerful lines and forms. You can read more about Moilanen in the Artist Biographies pages of our website. Moilanen's work is in many private and corporate collections, and he also does paintings on commision.
Along with Moilanen’s work, we are also featuring other gallery artists who portray nautical subjects, as well as antique nautical charts and prints.(You can click on each image to see more related prints.)
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“Stacking the Lead Line”
John Moilanen
Oil on canvas
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“Top Sail Schooner”
John Moilanen
Oil on wood panel
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“The Brothers”
John Moilanen
Oil on canvas
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“Vanishing Fleet”
John Moilanen
Oil on canvas
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“Catcher I”
John Moilanen
Oil on canvas
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“In the Trough”
John Moilanen
Oil on canvas
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“Mary Anne ”
Mikel
Drypoint engraving
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“Windward Passage”
Stephen McMillan
Aquatint
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“The Race”
John Moilanen
Graphite drawing
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“Going Ashore”
Jim Meyer
Reduction woodcut
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“Wind and Wave”
Jim Meyer
Reduction woodcut
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“Into the North”
Jim Meyer
Reduction woodcut
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“Bahamas, Water Depth
and Warnings”
Edward Stanford
Copper engraving HC 1884
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“Puget Sound to Olympia”
US Coastal and
Geo. Survey
Engraving 1891
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“Partie, Cote Sud Ouest
de Nouvelle Hollande”
George Vancouver
Engraving 1799
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“Dover, Landing of
Prince Albert”
After W. A. Knell
Steel engraving 1880's
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“New York
River Front”
Harry Fenn
Wood engraving 1872-74
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“Along the Waterfront,
Tacoma”
Unknown
Lithograph 1907
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NEW ON OUR WEBSITE: What's the difference between an engraving and an etching? What's an aquatint? A mezzotint? A monoprint? Check out our expanded Printmaking Terms pages. We've added definitions, explanations, and illustrations describing these and other printmaking techniques.
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