Ship Portrait of the British four-masted Ship "Liverpool II" 1898, the full-rigged ship at calm sea, signed, inscribed "Calcutta" and dated, Oil on canvas, 61 x 85 cm, good condition, ex-collection of the maritime historian Holm-Petersen in Troense, Private Collection Northern Germany - Note: the typical signature of the artist is as follows:

, but not all of his works are signed. Please refer to the FineArtEmporium page for Lai Fong.

Ship Portrait of the Danish Brig "Marie, Capt. C.C. Nielsen 1880", the vessel is shown off the harbor of Trieste with other shipping beyond, Oil on canvas, 45 x 73 cm, on the stretcher are noted the journeys of the vessel by the Captain`s son P. Nielsen, the possession of a Private Collector in Western Germany - Note: the typical signature of the artist is as follows:

, nearly all works are signed. Please refer to the our page for Basi Ivancovich.

Ship Portrait of the German Steamer "Thor (von) Sonderburg, Käptn. Jensen 22.09.1892", the German Passenger Steamer at sea off a coastline with a Danish sailing vessel beyond, signed, dated and inscribed with title, Oil on canvas, 50 x 70 cm, good condition, not relined, original frame, the possession of a Private Collector in Berlin, Germany

Note: the typical signature of Julius Gregersen is as follows:

, nearly all of his works are signed. Please refer to the our page for this Julius Gregersen.

Ship Portrait of the Danish DFDS Steamer "Nicolai II" 1909, the vessel is shown in the Harbor of Antwerp with a local boat in the foreground, signed and dated, Oil on canvas, 50 x 70 cm, the possession of a Private Collector in Berlin, Germany -

Note: The church shown in the distance is visible on nearly all paintings by Henry Mohrmann with a view of Antwerp in the background. Click on the image to enlarge the picture. Photo Copyright of the image is with the FineArtEmporium. Please refer to the FineArtEmporium page for John Henry Mohrmann.

Ship Portrait of the British Schooner-Brigg "Five Sisters" 1871, the vessel calling for a pilot in the English Channel, signed and dated, Oil on canvas, 53 x 77 cm, very good condition (mint), not relined, original gilt frame, one of a pair of paintings from the same captain, the possession of a Private Collector in Northern Germany

Note: the typical signature of Henry Loos is as follows:

, nearly all of his works are signed. Please refer to the FineArtEmporium page for Henry Loos.