Lay-up mooring


		Art of Sailing
	Maritime Heritage Art Contemporary art with a traditional theme.


	Lay up Mooring


	This boat is on a drying mooring for the winter and has legs to keep her upright at low water. Traditionally this is how vessels were dried out when any work needed to be done to the keel, such as scraping the barnacles. On a dry breezy day, it is possible to scrape and paint the underwater area between the tides whilst the sand and seaweed pop and snap.

Original - Sold - sorry...you can commission a similar drawing based on the same image, though. Estimate £550 - £650 double mounted in hand made hardwood frame.

Limited Edition Print Just issued - Number 1 still available! Archival quality ink on Hahnemohle Fine art 350gsm Paper (Museum Etching). Mounted on Daler Rowney Antique White mount board. Signed and numbered by the artist. £75 Postage £7 within UK.

Size Mounted: 21” x 16” (54 cm x 42 cm) Framed: Approximately 24” x 19” (62 cm x 50 cm)

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