FOUNDATION JOSEPHINE LILLIAN LEICESTER

terence · Aug 8, 2010

nice one
terry music man

tugdoc · Aug 8, 2010

Well done Stephen, as usual. Another painting illustrating this event is to be found on the cover of the paperback version of 'The Serpent's Coil', its a painting by Chris Mayger, designed as a cover for the book.
Job (TugDoc)

Frans Romeijnsen · Aug 9, 2010

Stephen, beautifull the diep blue (pruisisch blue I think) and the composition of the three ships,
thanks for sharing,
Frans

Rob Andrew · Aug 9, 2010

Rather a nice one Stephen, like the wee character leaning back from the rail, certainly doesn't feel calm.

ddraigmor · Aug 9, 2010

That is a beauty! You've caught the tug's lines excellently and the whole scene speaks.

Jonty

Donald E. Meek · Aug 9, 2010

Wonderful movement in this picture - powerful. Donald

donmac · Aug 9, 2010

Another gem Stephen. It captures the moment perfectly.

robin · Aug 9, 2010

Great painting ! Infomation on the Foundation Lillian is she was built in the USA in1944, 561 grt, 21 nt. It is thought she had been named Roy H. Peters but very soon became the U.S Army tug L.T.533. Later renamed the Foundation Lillian (Canadian) then in 1853 renamed Escort (Lib). By 1955 she was the N.R. Lang (Canadian) before renamed Haida Chieftain, c. 1966 she was listed under the ownership of Kingcome Navigation Co. Ltd of Vancouver.
Regards,
Robin.

stein · Aug 10, 2010

Great compostition, and great depiction as well - first rate marine painting.

scorcher · Aug 12, 2010

Superb as always.Thanks for sharing.

FOUNDATION JOSEPHINE LILLIAN LEICESTER

terence

tugdoc

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