new stickers for animaritime

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Battle of Cesme at Night (1848) by Ivan Aivazovsky (1817-1900). The battle painted took place July 1770.

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J. M. W. Turner painting Wreck of a Transport Ship from 1810. Turner was one of the most prolific maritime artists of the 19th century.

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New OC
His name is Luca Scirocco and he is an arrogant magician who can control the wind and has knowledge in meteorology and astronomy. He currently leads the family business of maritime transport.

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Realized I never publicly posted the promo art I did for Animaritime 2019! I'll be in artist alley again this year, so I hope to see some of you there!

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For almost five years 1807-1812, Russia was allied to Napoleon & an enemy of Britain. But the Royal Navy was aggressively active in the Baltic against Russian forces, no ship more daring than HMS Implacable. Click: https://t.co/iZYJl6PeqX

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«Dawn Suspect, Revenue Cutter 'Kite' Chasing a Smuggler» by British artist Montague Dawson

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Sail away with these one of a kind items.⛵
(Lots: 1009, 1046A, 1047 & 1235)

Sunday, May 26th
Start Time: Noon
Location: 2528 30th Ave N.
St. Petersburg, FL 33713
☎ 727-821-1167

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Patrick von Kalckreuth (1892–1970) was a leading German maritime painter.

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“Blackwall Yard” by Francis Holman

On the north bank of the Thames near Greenwich in 1784s. The 74 on the stocks in the middle is thought to be HMS Venerable. She will go on to be Admiral Duncan's flagship at the Battle of Camperdown

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Our next Festival Walk is "A Maritime Adventure" on stunning on Sunday, 19th May, https://t.co/oqVUevn3Ao from Tourist Info. Tickets £6 from https://t.co/ZP1rqZg0Ya or Tourist Info.

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in the in is a fairly easy one for a . The stunning seascape by Francis Sartorius has many different shades. Lots of blue objects too, like these old pharmacy bottles in our 'Row' street scene.

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Today in 1607, 104 English settlers established the first permanent English settlement in North America at Jamestown, present-day Virginia.

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day 2! music! maritimer roxy is so good. give this kid a fiddle.

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The Ninth Wave (1850) by Ivan Aivazovsky (1817-1900). State Russian Museum, Saint Petersburg. The ninth wave is, in popular legend, the most powerful and destructive wave.

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My booth at the Dokomi will be very maritime/Hamburgisch, so I needed a new pic of myself for my business cards and banners!

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The people have spoken. Here is more Yvie, the maritime dog

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«Schooner off the Yorkshire coast», dated 1947 by British artist Frank Henry Mason

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A single age of sail warship often carried a greater weight of artillery than an army ashore, yet there was still a role for cutlass-wielding sailors in combat. Find out why in my blog this week.
https://t.co/mCZ664PqK2


Painting by A L Garneray

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