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The show was in Autumn, 2007 at
Skipjack Nautical Wares & Marine Gallery
in Portsmouth, VA, not far from the site of the famous battle of
the ironclads Monitor and Merrimack (sometimes called Virginia.)

Note: Skipjack Nautical Wares was tragically destroyed by a fire
in December, 2007, three weeks after this exhibition closed.
Some of the paintings were lost or damaged.

Sea History magazine featured this show of paintings in a four page article and the cover of the Autumn, 2007 issue. This is the magazine of the National Maritime Historical Society

Here are some pictures from the opening night reception.
Sadly, this gallery was destoyed in a fire three months later.

Below are some of the paintings that were in the show.

Charleston Harbor Under the Blockade,1862
oil on canvas, 24"x36"
buy a print of this painting here

Union Ironclads: USS New Ironsides and USS Passaic
oil on canvas, 24"x30"
DAMAGED IN THE FIRE

The Jefferson Davis, a Confederate Privateer
oil on canvas, 16"x20"
LOST IN THE FIRE

CSS Alabama Burning a Yankee Whaler
oil on canvas, 24"x30"
LOST IN THE FIRE

A Night Action:
CSS
Alabama Sinking the USS Hatteras
oil on canvas, 18"x24"
LOST IN THE FIRE


The First Confederate Raider: CSS Sumter at Sea
oil on canvas, 18"x24"
LOST IN THE FIRE


Duel of the Ironclads
oil on canvas, 24"x36"
buy a print of this painting here

Fully Dressed: Celebrating the Peace
oil on canvas, 16"x20"

Hampton Roads, 1863

oil on canvas, 11"x14"

Running the Blockade: The Robert E. Lee
watercolor on paper, 7.5x11

The Raider: CSS Alabama
watercolor on paper, 7.5x10


CSS Shenandoah in Stormy Seas
watercolor on paper, 7x10
LOST IN THE FIRE


Charleston During the Civil War
watercolor on paper, 7.5x11

This painting was rescued before the
building was destroyed by the fire.