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    Pencil sketch on A4 paper, found it under the printer!.
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    HMCS Sackville passing 'Ocean Pilgrim' North Atlantic WW2 16" X 11"
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    On the River
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    Did this a long time ago. I think it was a 'J' class and a QE class Battleship. acrylic on Mountboard about 16" X 11"ish.
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    Found this while trawling through old files . I painted it in 1994 can't remember the details other than Acrylic , probably on Mount board.
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    Norwegan Incident 11 May 1940 Around 2330/10, a convoy of ships departed Skjelfiord for the UK. The convoy was made up of the damaged light cruiser HMS Penelope (Capt. G.D. Yates, RN) that was being towed by the tug HMS Brigand, the damaged destroyer HMS Isis (Cdr. J.C. Clouston, RN) that was being towed by the tug HMS Buccaneer, the transport Lochee (964 GRT, built 1937) and the tanker British Valour (6952 GRT, built 1927). On departure from the Skjelfiord the convoy was escorted by the destroyers HMS Campbell (L.Cdr. R.M. Aubrey, RN), HMS. Witch (Lt. Cdr. J.R. Barnes, RN) and the A/S trawler HMS St. Loman (T/Lt. R.C. Warwick, RNR).
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    Schooner
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    Battleships
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    HM Ships Princess Royal and Tiger at Scapa Flow. V/W Destroyer with Observation Balloon and Drifter full of Libertymen off to sample the delights of Kirkwall w/c 16" X 11"
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    One from the other side 'Scooter' Douglas A-4B Skyhawk Groupo5 Argentinian Air Force San Carlos Falkland Islands.
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    Thanks .
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    I have no idea. However I knew someone would question Pheasants at at Scapa , so checked. Pheasants do inhabit Orkney.
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    Fleet with Pheasant Scapa Flow WW 2 watercolour 16" X 11"
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    Thank you . Not so much prolific, more 'old', some of these go back to the 1980’s
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    Flying operations from a QE class BB at Scapa Flow. Seaplane Carrier Ben my Chree about to secure to a buoy w/c 16" x 11"
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    Ship Grace Harwar and Steamer Miltiades w/c 16" X 11"
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    Becalmed
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    Brush
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    Shetland Bus Norwegian Subchaser escorts a 'Shetland Bus' fishing boat passing Sumburgh Head w/c 16” X 11”
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    Sullom Voe
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    Addition to the 'Ocean' Ocean class with Brigand class Salvage/Rescue Tug along side. same size 16” X 11”
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    Thanks for commenting. Sorry , I no longer sell my paintings. This is my hobby, I am not a professional artist.I’m 81 and not all that 'mobile', I really don’t need the hassle of sending stuff overseas and everything that goes with it. I have been painting most of my life. I have seen works of most 'popular' Marine artists, so probably seen works by Dews. stay safe Jim ps. If you are anywhere near Auchtermuchty, pop in. I don’t mind selling 'over the counter'.
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    Final Bounce Based on 'China Clipper' Boeing 314 at Hong Kong. The golden age of Air Travel. w/c 16" X 11"
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    Thanks, a change is as good as a rest!.

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