Nancy Solomon, director of Long Island Traditions, a Port Washington-based organization that brings ethnic folk and maritime artists to local schools, said of Mr. Saarinen: "He is using things that are part of his life history.
"I was able to draw the Leviathan as a 7-year-old child would, but I misspelled my own name," said Mr. Braynard, a maritime historian and artist.
New Yorkers who miss the Marine Grill at the McAlpin Hotel on Herald Square, with its spectacularly vivid maritime tableaux by the artist Fred Dana Marsh, can take the A train.
On this wild and woolly day of albie fishing, the artist was a maritime menace.
The $650,000 transfer, Mr. Guéant has said, came from a Malaysian lawyer to whom he sold two paintings by Andries van Eertvelt, a minor 17th-century artist known for blustery maritime scenes.
When someone mentioned the need for a maritime museum on Staten Island to honor John Noble, a famed local artist, Mr. Santore, 49, formed what he called the Noble Crew to build it, his wife said.
Selectively focusing on graphic literature produced for industrial unions in the West Coast maritime sector, this essay demonstrates how, for a brief time, artists and labor leaders collaborated to create a pluralistic visual culture exceptional for the period.
Historians, meanwhile, might look to the meticulous maritime drawings of Willem van de Velde the Elder, a sometime state artist who recorded the movements of the Dutch fleet during various wars.
In Hamburg's maritime history museum, there is a medal made by the German expressionist artist Karl Goetz in August 1915, which depicts Death selling tickets for the Lusitania to ordinary workers, under the slogan Geschäft über alles – "Business above all".
