This collection of boat prints features a selection of boat art both from places I’ve traveled near and far as well as boats that are entirely a creation of my imagination. There’s something about boat art that I think speaks to many of us – both those who own boats as well as those of us who are simply fond of the subject. I think some of the collective love for boat prints is connected to our long history with boats. Before we had roads, the rivers and seas were the highways of our world. In older cities the world over, you’ll find many of the grand old buildings face the rivers, seas, and ports rather than the adjacent streets. That’s quite simply because people arrived and departed on the water.
Anyway, I will stop waxing poetic about the history of boats and leave you to enjoy my ever-growing collection of boat art. You can get your boat prints framed, on canvas, ready for framing, and in a variety of sizes from small prints that are great for gifts or large pieces of statement art for your home or office. If you have any questions about ordering your prints, comments or queries about individual prints, please send me a message and I’ll be happy to help. I’m also open to suggestions for specific subjects. So if you don’t see a the boat print you’re searching for but enjoy the style of my work, please feel free to make your suggestion.
When I look back on my time in Egypt, the Nile was a central character in my experience. And particularly my memories of the beautiful Egyptian feluccas gliding on the waters of the Nile is still as vivid as this print from the banks of the river in Aswan. And in a way, it makes…
Before my my visit to historic Salem, Massachusetts, I had no idea they had a beautiful tall ship moored at Derby Wharf in the heart of the old town. I had never heard of the Friendship of Salem at all, but that beautiful boat was practically worth the visit to Salem alone. It turns out…
This cute yellow boat is preparing to cast off on an adventure. Looking at this print takes me back to my day spent on the tropical waters near the little village of Celestún on the Yucatan coast of the Gulf of Mexico. The water, as you can see, was just gorgeous. There’s just something about…
My time in Monterey, California, the scene of this foggy morning artwork, was brief. But it’s one of those special places you encounter that you often think of years after the fact. I had a Monday business meeting there as luck would have it and spent a long weekend wandering the coast concluding in a…
During my short week long stay in Mérida, Mexico, I knew I had to have a little bit of tropical beach time. When I started looking into a day spent with my feet firmly planted in wet beach sand, I read about Celestún. While there is a beach much closer, Celestún sounded like exactly the…
There’s just something about a beach sunset. The colors are brighter and the words seems more alive. This artwork is based on photos of my first beach sunset during my stay on the beautiful shores of Playa del Carmen. It was one of the prettiest sunsets I saw during my week long stay there. The…
During my week in Playa del Carmen, it wasn’t just the incredible vistas of the Caribbean sea that attracted my attention. This beached red boat and its brethren were nearly an obsession! This seems to happen with me when I visit a new location. There’s is inevitably something of a series of images that results,…
There’s something about the solitude of dawn in this fishing boat art that speaks to me. Even though I have never been an avid fisherman, I often find myself beside the water at dawn to capture the sunrise. That wasn’t the case before I became interested in art and specifically photography. And I quickly noticed…
Camping on the banks of the Nile in a traditional Egyptian Sailboat, the Felucca seen in this print, was an amazing experience. It afforded the chance to really soak in the raw natural beauty of the Egyptian landscape. I still look at this print based on my last Nile sunset and it feels like something…
Early on the last morning that we were camped on the banks of the ancient river Nile, I did my best to creep quietly off the boat just before the sun rose. I had high hopes for a pretty dawn on the nile, and as this print shows, those hopes were met. I still remember…
I wandered the Boston seaside for hours on my last day there. I loved the waterfront in late summer. It seemed like everyone in Boston must have a boat, although I’m sure that’s a hugely exaggerated feeling, but everywhere I looked on the seaside, there were boats and people enjoying being out on the waters…
This artwork of snow falling on Claddagh Quay was inspired by my first visit to Galway. We arrived in the city after dark on a winter evening. Shortly after getting settled in, we headed out for dinner and as soon as we hit the streets, dust swirled through the night sky. I’ve read that snow…
There’s something just innately beautiful about classic old tall ships on the sea. This is particularly so when the sails are filled with wind as in this Boston Harbor print. I caught sight of this beautiful sailboat when I was on a water taxi heading for the harbor islands. And the moment I did there…
On my first day in Boston several years ago, there was no question that I was going to go stand in line for the chance to see Old Ironsides. Visiting the USS Constitution is as close to a trip to the past as you often get. Stepping foot on the decks of an actual 18th…
This Boston waterfront print represents one of those lucky to be there moments. On my last morning in Boston, I wanted to head out to see the Boston Harbor Islands. The weather was gray and overcast but was predicted to clear. Still, as I made my way to the Marina for a water taxi, the…
There’s just something innately romantic about sailboats. I know we tend to look at the past in rose-colored glasses, but sailing as a mode of transport just seems like such an intrinsically nicer way to get from point A to point B, don’t you think? Look at those full sails on the sailboat in this…
When I look at this print of a Seine Cruise boat passing by Notre Dame Cathedral, I feel like there’s a small hole in my Parisian experience. I walked the length of the Seine from just past Notre Dame de Paris to a bit past the Eiffel Tower over and over during my stay in…
I feel like this Chattahoochee River print is an excellent reminder that enjoying the great outdoors don’t always mean getting in a car and driving into the country (although it’s an acceptable excuse). This picture was actually taken along the Chattahoochee River in Roswell, Georgia. At the time I lived nearby and I spent quite…
While this fishing boat print may look like some far away rural location, this is actually the Chattahoochee River in the midst of Atlanta’s metro area. The suburb of Roswell, Georgia, was one of my favorite haunts when I lived in the area. It had a beautiful mix of nature and community. It felt as…
It was easy to lose track of how much time I spent wandering along the banks of the Seine. From Notre Dame all the way down to the Eiffel Tower is a UNESCO designated World Heritage Site. And for good reason! Never minding the long history in that part of Paris, that stretch of the…
A near constant feature of my Mexican beach art is, you guessed it, colorful boats. There’s just something about those little boats that captured my attention. And it’s been that way every since I took a tour in one on Mexico’s gulf coast. If it weren’t for the bright colors, these simple boats would be…
There’s something so serene about this print of tropical boats floating on the calm waters of the Gulf of Mexico. All the colors in this print from the blue and yellow tropical boats to the sea-green water and the blue skies just seems to be in a state of harmony. And the waters were so…
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