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for in-store! 'Pillowcase Painting Kit - I Am Grateful' by Artburn Painting Kits 💕🇨🇦📚

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2020-12-22

The Battle of The Saints, 12 April 1782, with HMS Formidable engaging the Ville de Paris in the foreground.
Painting by Thomas Luny (1759-1837).
National Maritime Museum (ID: BHC0701)

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2020-12-17

🛥⚓️ "Prendre la barre" is a maritime expression, French equivalent of "to take the helm" (=driving a boat). And in French too, it can be used in a figurative way, to mean "leading the operations" or "taking control of the situation". But "barre" can also mean a bar (the shap…

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2020-12-17

When Richard Eurich painted 'Flood Water,' during the 1950s, he was recognised as one of Britain’s leading contemporary artists who had made a name for himself through his highly detailed maritime scenes made during the Second World War.

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2020-12-16

AUCTION ITEM ⠀
"Aragon Suite" by Marc Chagall, circa 1976, is a hand colored Aquitent Etching, size 29 x 24.4 inches. Retails for $12,000.
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Born: July 7, 1887
Vitebsk, Russia
Died: March 28, 1985
Maritimes, France
Russian painter and artist

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2020-12-12

One of the very first Avis Maritima Stulta pages I made, Christmas 2008.
An oldie, but a goodie.

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2020-12-07

I like how most game companies forget Canada exists, and yet the big bad enemy Nazi leader from Metal Slug is in fact from New Brunswick. Yeah, living in the Maritimes at winter would make me commit war crimes.

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2020-12-05

The Artist (SOLD ARCHIVES)

THOMAS LUNY
(1759 - 1837)
Engagement Between Sir George Brydges Rodney and the Spanish Squadron, Commanded by Don Juan de Langara, Near Cape St. Vincent 1782

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2020-12-01

Alpes-Maritimes : Un poulpe entraîne un goéland vers le fond et la scène est capturée en vidéo https://t.co/IZCje34Deb

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2020-12-01

René Guiette (1893 - 1976) Maritime scene, 1927

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2020-11-25

RT : A small but savage epic of courage occurred in 1811 when a small British trader, the Fortune, was attacked by a larger French privateer, her crew outnumbered six to one. But she did not surrender ... https://t.co/dNTnCgabg5

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2020-11-20

On this day in 1759 - the Battle of Quiberon Bay took place. Fought in a gale, on a lee shore it was the Royal Navy’s most decisive victory before Nelson

Picture is the Battle of Quiberon Bay by Richard Wright

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2020-11-20

Night Suspect by Montague Dawson

An Excise cutter in pursuit of a smuggler – ‘Brandy for the parson, Baccy for the clerk…’

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2020-11-12

A small but savage epic of courage occurred in 1811 when a small British trader, the Fortune, was attacked by a larger French privateer, her crew outnumbered six to one. But she did not surrender… Click: https://t.co/SaBL9NqlyM

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2020-11-06

Ever looked at a new £20 note and wondered what the ship is all about? Let me explain...it’s the podcast you’ve always wanted dedicated entirely to naval and maritime history 🌊🎧 https://t.co/S99FDjlFqb

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2020-11-01

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archive: Barnabas’s walking cane, with a nod to the silver wolf head original cane this one was carved in scrimshaw, I added more carved maritime details down the length. All painted in Photoshop…

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2020-10-29

Pause ludique !

Navires à l'entrée de
Charles Leduc
vers 1870-1880

L'artiste nantais, élève du peintre de marine Charles Leroux, compose ici une image riche en détails pour illustrer l'importance du trafic maritime à l'embouchure du fleuve.

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2020-10-28

Happy birthday to the .

They were formed in 1664 as The Duke of York and Albany's Maritime Regiment of Foot.

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2020-10-28

In maritime lore a sea k/a the was said to lie at the bottom of the sea & surface in search of food or when disturbed. Its huge tentacles capable of capturing ships full of men and pulling them down into the depths of the sea.
🎨 Russell Marks

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2020-10-22