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Art
Wanted: Sell your 19th Century Ship Portrait
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We are looking for works by:
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Artist:
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Ouless, Philip John (British, 1817-1885) - Oilpaintings on canvas |
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Place:
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Lived and worked in Jersey, Great Britain. |
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Motifs:
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Ship Portraits, Seascapes, Sea Battles, Man-of-War, Coastal and Harbor views |
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Prices:
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Prices starting at BP 1,200 (Great Britain). Prices depend on subject, size, date, quality and condition. Please send us an e-mail to receive an exact offer for your work by this artist (free of charge for persons considering to sell their painting). |
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Notes:
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Ouless, a marine artist by profession, also produced a few ship portraits of mainly British sailing vessels, sometimes with an easily identifiable location, e.g. the Needles or Greenwich Hospital in the background. Information about the artist and his oeuvre can also be found in our book "Ship Portrait Artists" . |
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Contact:
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The FineArtEmporium is interested in the direct purchase
of fine works by P. J. Ouless and can pay a good price. Please refer
to our page "Contact" and send an
e-mail to bais@gmx.de with the information
requested there. You will receive an answer usually within 48-72 hours
(up to a week in rare cases).
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Example of pictures by Phlip John Ouless:
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*Empress of Jersey* 1854 – The British Steamer (with auxiliary sails set) steaming through choppy seas – 26 x 41 cm – signed (with monogram) and dated – Private Collection in Great Britain |
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*Masonic* 1860 – English Brig off the Needles – 46 x 66 cm – signed (with monogram) and dated – good quality painting - Private British Collection |
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Please note, that we have no photos or additional information about the above ship(s) or painting(s). The paintings are only shown as examples of works by the artist and are NOT for sale. If you are interested to check paintings available for purchase please refer to our For Sale Category. Thank you |
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Our
company was founded in 1989 in Hamburg, participate in our long Experience
with Fine Maritime Arts and Antiques. Copyright
© by Karsten Buchholz 2006
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