Maritime Sounds

The wooden captain’s wheel sat on the shelf, its worn leather grip still showing the marks of the sailor’s hands. The weathered American flag hung limply from the wall, its colors faded by the sun and salt air. The block and tackle was still in its place, its rusty chains and pulleys silent reminders of the sailor’s many voyages. The old rope was coiled in a corner, its fibers frayed and brittle. The propeller was propped up against the wall, its blades scarred from years of use.

The sailor had passed away many years ago, but his possessions remained, a testament to his life and his love of the sea. The captain’s wheel reminded him of the days he had spent at the helm of his ship, guiding it through the waves. The flag reminded him of his patriotism and his love of country. The block and tackle reminded him of the hard work he had done, and the many challenges he had faced. The old rope reminded him of the many miles he had sailed, and the many adventures he had had. The propeller reminded him of the power of the sea, and the beauty of the ocean.

The sailor’s possessions were more than just objects. They were a part of him, and they held a special place in the hearts of those who knew him. They were a reminder of his life, his loves, and his accomplishments. They were a reminder of the sea, and the freedom it offered. They were a reminder of the sailor’s spirit, which would live on long after he was gone.

Original Artwork 30”x 38” Oil on stretched Belgium canvas framed 34” x 40” in walnut wood with holly joints

Available sizes:
Giclee on paper:
24” x 29” Unframed hot press paper $425
30” x 35” Gallery framed with a 2“ matte framed white or black with non-reﬂective glass $775

Giclee on Canvas: no two pieces are alike
24” x 29“ Canvas wrapped on 1.5” Stretcher bars $475
26” x 32“ Canvas wrapped on 1.5” Stretcher bars, framed white or black $825