Coastal Classics
Cottage on the Cliffs near Varengeville
Claude Monet
A serene yet atmospheric Impressionist study of the Normandy coast by Claude Monet.
Coastal Classics
The Merchant Shipping Anchorage off Texel Island
Ludolf Bakhuizen
A dynamic 17th-century Dutch marine painting featuring merchant ships navigating choppy seas under a magnificent atmospheric sky.
Coastal Classics
Sunset on the Beach at Sark
Unknown Artist
A striking mid-19th-century coastal landscape capturing the intense glow of a setting sun over the beach at Sark.
Coastal Classics
The Fishmarket
Bernhard Sickert
A tranquil and atmospheric impressionist study of a riverside market, defined by soft brushwork and a hazy blue palette.
Coastal Classics
The Painter and the Boy
Thomas Fearnley
A charming 19th-century coastal scene capturing a quiet moment between an artist and his young subject on a sun-drenched Mediterranean shore.
Coastal Classics
Le Quai Montebello (Inondations de 1910)
Germain Eugène Bonneton
A tranquil, atmospheric view of the 1910 Paris flood captured in soft impressionistic brushstrokes.
Coastal Classics
Shipping Off the Coast in a Stormy Sea
Henry Redmore
A dramatic 19th-century maritime scene capturing the raw power of a storm at sea.
Coastal Classics
Selsey Shore
James McNeill Whistler
A serene and moody coastal study by James McNeill Whistler, capturing the quiet harmony of the sea and shore.
Coastal Classics
Rhine Fantasy
Kaspar Karsen
A serene 19th-century Dutch landscape of a riverside town bathed in warm, atmospheric light.
Coastal Classics
HNLMS Medusa Forcing the Shimonoseki Strait
Jacob Eduard van Heemskerck van Beest
A dramatic 19th-century maritime scene capturing the HNLMS Medusa in a naval engagement within the Shimonoseki Strait.
Coastal Classics
View of Amsterdam with the IJ
Abraham Storck
A dynamic maritime scene of Dutch ships entering Amsterdam harbor under a dramatic sky.
Contains disturbing content
Coastal Classics
Shipwreck
Henri Adolphe Schaep
A powerful and dramatic 19th-century marine painting capturing the raw energy of a storm at sea.
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