"Annisquam Sunset" Sold (Prints Available)
"The Greasy Pole II" $ 850
"The Traveller" $950
"Beacon Marine with Yellow Dory" SOLD
"Zeke's Place" $600
"Snow Squall at the Footbridge" $ 850
"East Gloucester Morning" $ 1200
"Hat Trick" $ 750
"Fishermen's Way" $ 750
"Salt Island Swells" $ 800
" Rocks at Good Harbor" $ 600
"Black Sheep" $ 950
"Old Glory" (unavailable)
"The Yellow Pail and Hibiscus" $650
Walk Down Witham: SOLD
"Sandollar" $400
"Hedwig the Snowy Owl" $ 950
The Purple Door: SOLD
The Beacon SOLD
"Saturday at the Beacon" $ 750
Cripple Cove Dinghies
Gannet: SOLD
Orange and Gold
Late Day at the Footbridge: SOLD (prints available )
Winter at Lane's Cove: SOLD
"Eastern Point Light" $500
The UU Church Gloucester $250
"The Working Waterfront" $ 750
"A Vote for Fishermen" $950
"Cap'n Joe's" $ 650
The Last Stop: SOLD (prints available)
On My Way to the Fort: SOLD (prints available)
"The Fort" SOLD, prints available.
Lobelia: SOLD
"America’s Oldest Seaport" SOLD (prints available)
"Lucy at the Dock" $ 750
"Ocean Swirl" $ 800
Old Paint Factory: SOLD
"Paint Factory: The Way it Was" $950
"Pink Sky Over Cripple Cove" $ 500
"St. Jude and Our Lady" $500
"A Right Whale in Smith's Cove" $650
The Greasy Pole: SOLD
"Jelly Bean Buoys" $500
"Sailor Stan's" $400
"Holy Mackerel!" SOLD (prints available)
Lily & Company: SOLD (prints available)
"Rowing to Zeke’s" $500
Wine Glass Transom: SOLD
"Gloucester Blue" $ 750
"Under the Docks" $ 650
Lily Jean: SOLD
"Jolly Roger" $750
Three Dories in Smith Cove
"Rusty Gold" $ 950
Lady J: SOLD
Dories at St. Peter's Dock: SOLD
"The Golden Row" $1200
Hard Merch at the Old Dock: SOLD
Hard Merch Heading Out (Wicked Tuna Fleet) $ 850
"Eastern Point Aglow" $ 1500
Winter at Eastern Point: In Private Collection; prints available
"The Tree at Bass Rocks" $ 1500
84 Witham: SOLD
"Outside Looking In (Duckworth's)" $ 750
"Turret on Rocky Neck" $500
"Winter Walk at Lane's Cove" $500
"Apres Beach" $ 500
"Jolly Roger" $750
"Dock Abstract in Pink and Gray" $ 500
"Speedwell" $950
"Red, White & Blue" $ 750
"The Ardelle, from our Dinghy" $600
"The Annie B": SOLD (prints available)
"Rust and Reflections" $500
"Last Light at Lane's Cove": SOLD (prints available)
"Under the Docks" $650
Rizla: SOLD
"Two Old Girls" $1500
"Footbridge at Good Harbor" $750
"Low Tide at the Footbridge" $750
The Good Harbor House: SOLD (prints available)
"Rafe's Chasm Ablaze" $ 950
"Good Harbor Sunrise" SOLD (prints available)
"Down by the Topside Grill " $750
"Cap'n Dave's" SOLD
Red Boat: SOLD
"Docks at Smith Cove" SOLD
The Restoration of the Phyllis A: SOLD to a member of the Arnold family
Tool N Around: Private Commission
Pier 7: Private Commission
Wave #6: Back Shore Breakers: SOLD
"Lanesville Post Office" $850
"Lobster Cove" $750
"The Red Pram" $400
The Red Sail Beetle Cat
"Hot Tuna" $500
"Seafoam" $750
"Bow to Bow in Cripple Cove". $400
"Annisquam Sunset" Sold (Prints Available)We spent the night on our boat, moored near the Annisquam Yacht Club and were lucky enough to see this beautiful sunset.
"The Greasy Pole II" $ 850St. Peter’s Fiesta is held every year in June and is one of Gloucester’s most celebrated traditions. The Greasy Pole competition is a highlight that draws a huge crowd, as contestants try to get the flag by walkingthe greased pole. 17” x 23” artwork size.
"The Traveller" $950As seen in Gloucester Harbor many years ago, this old wooden boat has a lot of history and intrigue. Some say it was an old war boat; it was abandoned on its mooring and the city had to take it out to sea and sink it. At any rate it’s a look at a piece of Gloucester history! 19” x 13”
"Beacon Marine with Yellow Dory" SOLDBeacon Marine is a Gloucester icon….practically falling into the water, it is still an active marine facility and also has rented apartments. It’s been a favorite subject of mine for years. This yellow dory made for a nice contrast in color and subject matter. 20” x 26” in the frame.
"Zeke's Place" $600Sadly, Zeke’s closed permanently in 2024. But it had been , for many years, a favorite breakfast spot in East Gloucester overlooking Cripple Cove. 18” x17” in a whitewashed wood frame.
"Snow Squall at the Footbridge" $ 850A sudden snow squall at Good Harbor Beach nearly obliterates Salt Island. Beautiful soft pastel colors.
"East Gloucester Morning" $ 120023” x 28” framed.
"Hat Trick" $ 75013” x 17” watercolor, will frame. It’s a cold day at Lane’s Cove as the lobster boat Hat Trick sits on her mooring.
"Fishermen's Way" $ 750East Gloucester street scene. 11” x 15” framed.
"Salt Island Swells" $ 80015” x 18” art size
" Rocks at Good Harbor" $ 60014” x 18” artwork size.
"Black Sheep" $ 95022'“ x 24” framed.
"Old Glory" (unavailable)
"The Yellow Pail and Hibiscus" $650On Rocky Neck. 12.5” x 16”. Artworks size.
Walk Down Witham: SOLD
"Sandollar" $40011” x 14” artwork size
"Hedwig the Snowy Owl" $ 95023” x 28” framed
The Purple Door: SOLD
The Beacon SOLD
"Saturday at the Beacon" $ 75017” x 21” framed. Beacon Marine, East Gloucester.
Cripple Cove Dinghies
Gannet: SOLD
Orange and Gold
Late Day at the Footbridge: SOLD (prints available )
Winter at Lane's Cove: SOLD
"Eastern Point Light" $500Framed.
The UU Church Gloucester $250Unframed.
"The Working Waterfront" $ 750
"A Vote for Fishermen" $95016” x 20” image size. Will frame.
"Cap'n Joe's" $ 65019” x 22” framed, East Gloucester
The Last Stop: SOLD (prints available)
On My Way to the Fort: SOLD (prints available)
"The Fort" SOLD, prints available.
Lobelia: SOLD
"America’s Oldest Seaport" SOLD (prints available)Inner Harbor, Gloucester.
"Lucy at the Dock" $ 750
"Ocean Swirl" $ 80013” x 18” framed.
Old Paint Factory: SOLD
"Paint Factory: The Way it Was" $95020” x 24” framed size
"Pink Sky Over Cripple Cove" $ 500Unframed.
"St. Jude and Our Lady" $50017” x 19” image size.
"A Right Whale in Smith's Cove" $65013” x 16” will frame.
The Greasy Pole: SOLD
"Jelly Bean Buoys" $500These colorful floats remind me of jelly beans glistening in the sun. At Gloucester Railways on Rocky Neck. 19” x 13” artwork size.
"Sailor Stan's" $40012” x 16”
"Holy Mackerel!" SOLD (prints available)
Lily & Company: SOLD (prints available)
"Rowing to Zeke’s" $50011 × 14.5” image size. Needs frame.
Wine Glass Transom: SOLD
"Gloucester Blue" $ 75018” x 21” framed.
"Under the Docks" $ 650The rowing gig Anne B at rest with a view under the docks. Gloucester Harbor. 11” x 15” artwork size.
Lily Jean: SOLD
"Jolly Roger" $75017” x 19” framed.
Three Dories in Smith Cove
"Rusty Gold" $ 950
Lady J: SOLD
Dories at St. Peter's Dock: SOLD
"The Golden Row" $1200East Gloucester at the golden hour. 26” 25” framed.
Hard Merch at the Old Dock: SOLD
Hard Merch Heading Out (Wicked Tuna Fleet) $ 85019” x 23” image size
"Eastern Point Aglow" $ 150022” x 29”, framed.
Winter at Eastern Point: In Private Collection; prints available
"The Tree at Bass Rocks" $ 150024” x 28” framed.
84 Witham: SOLD
"Outside Looking In (Duckworth's)" $ 75020” x 24”. Duckworth’s: the way it used to be.
"Turret on Rocky Neck" $500
"Winter Walk at Lane's Cove" $50019” x 24” framed
"Apres Beach" $ 50011” x 14”
"Jolly Roger" $750Vivid reflections on this fishing boat in Gloucester. 17” x 19” framed.
"Dock Abstract in Pink and Gray" $ 500Watercolor 12” x 14”
"Speedwell" $950This is one of my favorite boats in the harbor: Speedwell. She’s an old wooden vessel with a ton of character. 19” x 15” artwork size; frame included.
"Red, White & Blue" $ 75019” x 23” framed
"The Ardelle, from our Dinghy" $600The Ardelle is a familiar sight in Gloucester Harbor taking visitors out for a sail. Captained and built by Harold Burnham out of Essex, she is known as a “pinky schooner”. 19” x 15” framed.
"The Annie B": SOLD (prints available)
"Rust and Reflections" $50018” x 15” artwork size. This look at an old trawler in Gloucester Harbor creates an abstract image with its light and shadows.
"Last Light at Lane's Cove": SOLD (prints available)
"Under the Docks" $65017” x 19” artwork size
Rizla: SOLD
"Two Old Girls" $150024” x 29” framed. Seen in East Gloucester’s Smith Cove. Boat on the left is “Speedwell”.
"Footbridge at Good Harbor" $75016” x 20”
"Low Tide at the Footbridge" $75019” x 21”. This won an award at the SeArts Bass Rocks Show. Framed.
The Good Harbor House: SOLD (prints available)
"Rafe's Chasm Ablaze" $ 950framed. Rafe’s Chasm in Magnolia enjoys spectacular sunsets and a clear view of the Boston skyline.
"Good Harbor Sunrise" SOLD (prints available)
"Down by the Topside Grill " $750The Topside Grill is no more…but this colorful, almost abstract scene endures! Watercolor 19” x 23” framed.
"Cap'n Dave's" SOLDYou won’t recognize this unless you’re a boater. But it’s a piece of Gloucester history-the fuel dock, marine diesel.
Red Boat: SOLD
"Docks at Smith Cove" SOLD
The Restoration of the Phyllis A: SOLD to a member of the Arnold family
Tool N Around: Private CommissionBoat Portrait
Pier 7: Private Commission
Wave #6: Back Shore Breakers: SOLD
"Lanesville Post Office" $850Lanesville is a village of Gloucester that is passionately loved by those who live there. This is their charming little post office. 14” x 19” image. Will include frame.
"Lobster Cove" $750A perfect summer day in Lobster Cove, in the village of Annisquam, Gloucester MA.
"The Red Pram" $400This red pram pops against the dark sky over Gloucester Harbor. Unframed. Can be purchased with The Red Beetle Cat for a nice pair.
The Red Sail Beetle CatGloucester Harbor: a beetle cat with a red sail gently glides across our wake. 11” x 15”
"Hot Tuna" $500From the hit show “Wicked Tuna”, Captain TJ. Ott’s boat, the Hot Tuna, sits at the Madfish Wharf on Rocky Neck. 13” x 19” unframed.
"Seafoam" $750Surf crashing against the rocks on Gloucester’s Back Shore. 14” x 18” artwork size.
"Bow to Bow in Cripple Cove". $400This is an early piece of mine, from 2011. It’s two old fishing vessels docked in Cripple Cove, East Gloucester. 11 1/2” x 14 1/2”, unframed.
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