Ships Painting - United States Coast Guard Icebreaker Eastwind by William Ravell

United States Coast Guard Icebreaker Eastwind is a painting by William Ravell which was uploaded on June 30th, 2009.

United States Coast Guard Icebreaker Eastwind

U. S. Coast Guard Icebreaker Eastwind breaking ice in Antarctica.

by William Ravell

Canvas Print

$49

Framed Print

$75

Art Print

$24

Poster

$24

Metal Print

$73

Acrylic Print

$81

Wood Print

$53

Greeting Card

$4.95

iPhone Case

$32

Original - Sold

Price

$800

Dimensions

14.000 x 11.000 inches

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Title

United States Coast Guard Icebreaker Eastwind

Artist

William Ravell

Medium

Painting - Acrylic On Canvas

Description

U. S. Coast Guard Icebreaker Eastwind breaking ice in Antarctica.

Uploaded

June 30th, 2009

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Comments (12)

Lazaro Hurtado

congrats!

William H RaVell III

Thanks. You have agreat porfolio,especially the Pharmacy

Bill Cannon

Congrats on your sale!!

Rick McKinney

You know I like the boats and water. Nice job! Thank you for your nice comments.

William Ravell replied:

I am so impressed with the way you paint water. Your are a great artist and photographer.

David Phillips

"OOOOhhh my GOD, I have just been blessed. I am fairly sure, that this was my dad's ship(though I have some slight wonders if it was the USCG CAMPBELL).This is definitely the type of ship he was on. He was 'forced' to retire (CPO, E-7),because of his heart, after "22 + years of his dedicated service. He realllly loved his work, as a "Storekeeper", thaty he was sooooo "DAMN GOOD IN MATH", was an understatement.He died,due to his heart (and more),after a great job, as an accountant (in Bakersfield,California),in Virginia (survived there,by his wife of many blessed years), in 1984,I do believe.I am his onmly son, who served in the U.S. Army,in Vietnam (x2),unsuccessfully,as a Bn Aid & Combat Medic.I realllly do miss him (and his wife,my step-mom,who died of a broken heart (+),about 1 1/2 years after dad).Thank you for this beautiful paintinig & the greatest of memories.

William Ravell replied:

Thanks for your compliments. This is an icebreaker. Your father was on a 327" ship. The same type as the Ingham shown on this web site. Bill

James Williamson

William; These are great paintings. You've 'got what it takes' illustrating marine subjects. Keep it up.

William Ravell replied:

Thanks. It means a lot to get positive feed back from such a talented artist Bill

Sharon Mau

. love the soft colours and wonderful realism . beautiful work William . congratulations on your sale :)

William Ravell replied:

Thank you. Your photos are impressive. I was stationed on Ohau while in the Coast Guard, and visited the other Islands. Your photos bring back many happy memories. Bill