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Probably the best yachting prints and racing yachts in maritime art prints by Stephen Renard, Dan Jacobsen and Alastair Houston. Yacht racing including Round the World Yacht Race, America's Cup and other major yachting events.
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A Fair Wind for Home by Christine Slade No text for this item |
Westward Racing Past Norris Castle 1910 by Stephen Renard. No text for this item |
The Dainty by Steven Dews No text for this item |
Sygma 38s Racing Off Ryde by Steven Dews No text for this item |
The Last Beat by Steven Dews Depicts two classic yachts, Shamrock and Columbia, in the last of their famous Americas Cup races in 1899. The race was held along the Jersey shore on October 29th and the run down mark was described by one American author as the finest fifteen mile run in international yachting history. The two craft raced neck and neck until the last beat, when Columbia finally edged ahead. Once in the lead, Columbia turned the stake boat faster than her rival and was eventually victorious by over six minutes. |
Moonbeam at Fife Regatta by Steven Dews Celebration of the Fife Regatta, which was held on the Clyde in June 1998. The regatta was organised to bring some of the greatest yachts built by the famous Clyde yard of W Fife & Son back to their birthplace. The yard thrived from 1790 to 1965 and Moonbeam III was the fastest of the surviving Fife yachts to return for the celebrations. Designed by William Fife III and built in 1903, Moonbeam III was victorious in two of her races and is depicted here during the final event of the great regatta, The Kyles of Bute Race. |
Swan 46s Off Herm, Guernsey by Steven Dews No text for this item |
Endeavour and Rainbow Racing off Rhode Island by Steven Dews No text for this item |
Endeavour and Velsheda Racing in Torbay by Steven Dews Endeavour joined the racing circuit in 1934 in order to tune up for her planned attempt at the Americas Cup. However, the racing at these regattas was not serious enough to provide a real test of the yachts ability, so her owner, Sopwith, arranged a private contest at Torbay with the only other J Class able to provide real competition. Although Velsheda was fast, she proved to be no match for Sopwiths new yacht. |
Big Class, Astra Rounding The Mark by Steven Dews No text for this item |
Battling 12s by Steven Dews No text for this item |
The Malcolm Miller, 1968 by Malcolm Butts. This sail training schooner was built by John Lewis and Sons of Aberdeen. |
Spinnakers by Dan Jacobsen. No text for this item |
Close Hauled by Dan Jacobsen No text for this item |
Madeleine v Countess of Dufferin by Tim Thompson. No text for this item |
Columbi v Shamrock I by Tim Thompson. No text for this item |
Weatherly v Gretel by Tim Thompson. No text for this item |
Constellation v Sovereign by Tim Thompson No text for this item |
Australia II v Liberty by Tim Thompson No text for this item |
Stars and Stripes v Kookaburra III by Tim Thompson No text for this item |
Racing off the Needles by Ivan Berryman. (P) Classic yachting scene as two magnificent vessels race off the tip of the Isle of Wight. |
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