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A beautiful clipper ship, taking advantage of the last light of day to leave the harbor berth. 15h x 20w (38cm x 51cm)

A smaller version of the Arctic Adventure. The Charles Morgan is moored at Mystic, Connecticut. 15h x 30w (38cm x 76cm) No enlargement available
A favorite of favorites. Two tall ships sailing into the last light of day. 18h x 24w (48cm x 61cm)
The famous Christmas Tree Schooner, now unloaded, but with one last tree tied to the top mast. An ideal companion piece to go with The Christmas Tree Schooner. 16h x 20w (41cm x 51cm)

A shout from the captain ... Up from the bowels of the ship came the crew to fasten the hatches, trim the sales - and pray that God was protecting. 28h x 31w (71cm x 79cm) No enlargement available
Here in a quiet harbor atmosphere, which almost makes one speak in whispers, he paints a sailing vessel waiting dockside. 15h x 21w (38cm x 54cm)
A winter wonderland that could only come from the brush of a gifted artist who sees beauty beyond what is normally seen. 15h x 21w (38cm x 54cm)
The clipper ship Blue Jacket, sailing the open sea with a tropical sunset vibrantly coloring her full sails and reflecting upon the ocean surface. 16h x 22w (41cm x 56cm)
Beautiful sky, waves breaking against rocks, water washing up a sandy beach and receding, leaving behind wet sand and reflections. 16h x 22w (41cm x 56cm)
Mr. Vickery catches the joy sailors felt as their home at sea broke through long hours of depressing fog. 20h x 27w (51cm x 68cm)
The friendly glow from lighthouses warned sailors of dangerous reefs and rocky shores. 20h x 30w (51cm x 76cm)
The Pride of Denmark - Launched in 1932 as a Danish training ship, the Danmark was docked in the United States during World War II for protection. 22h x 33w (56cm x 84cm)
During the War of 1812 she earned her famous nickname, "Old Ironsides". Enemy cannonballs seemed to bounce off her. 20h x 27w (51cm x 68cm)

The clipper ship Davy Crockett, sailing a sunlit ocean. Here again, Vickery catches a magical moment in the day of a ship. 12h x 18w (30cm x 48cm) No enlargement available

The Cutty Sark and the Thermopylae racing home with their cargos of tea. 8h x 12w (20cm x 30cm) No enlargement available
Stately square-rigged sails in the golden glow of an early morning. 15h x 18w (38cm x 48cm)
Moonlight dancing across the ocean surface, onto the rocks and sandy beach of an Atlantic coastline. 8h x 14w (20cm x 36cm)
Similar to the Hush of Winter but this one has a warmer sky reflecting more colors in the snow and creek. Beautiful above the fireplace. 22h x 31w (56cm x 79cm)
Violent waves crashing on a rocky shore, overseen by a lighthouse, which warns ships of hidden danger. 15h x 23w (38cm x 58cm)
The Christian Radich, departing from Chicago, bound for New York to join other majestic tall ships celebrating the Bicentennial. 15h x 23w (38cm x 58cm)

Jade Vase

Jesus Walking on the Sea Come - Be not afraid - It is I. In this painting, Mr. Vickery has caught a most important episode in the life of the Lord. 28" h x 18" w (71cm x 48cm) Print A No enlargement available

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