Rough surf off the coast of Maine serves to remind us of the constant struggle between the land and the sea.

During the early part of WWII the US Submarine Force tried to hold the line against the advancing Japanese Navy. With pre-war tactics and unreliable weapons these boats went forth into the unknown. This painting, a Perch Class submarine, heads out ...

A US submarine heads for a covering rain squall while running 'end around' a small convoy during WW II

Its calm, no sound except the ripples along the hull. Notions of peacefulness.

The battleship USS Wyoming stand out at flank speed on its full power trials prior to commissioning. This piece will be shipped matted and framed.

A lone empty dory is left adrift as the schooner sails away.

A view from Stonington village toward Fishers Island with thunderstorms looming.

With a long fetch, the Pacific ocean waves have a tendency to have a long period and in the south have a disinct green blue coloration.

Fishing schooners operating off the Atlantic's Grand Banks. Delivered matted.

Graves light is one of the now automated lights that stands guard on one of the approaches to Boston Harbor. Delivered matted for 16x20 frame.

A steam paddle tug, having towed a 19th century steamship out, heads back for more work. Delivered ready for matting and framing by the purchaser.

Christmas Cove is on the Atlantic side of Monhegan Island. It is a favorite of artists and hikers. A rocky inlet, it is subject to the deep Atlantic chop.