British Paintings - Seascape
This is the Seascape art page from Red Rag British Art Gallery featuring the best in contemporary British art. Throughout the year Red Rag features British art from artists who specialise in creating Read more
fine Seascape paintings. Today is no exception you will find Red Rag British Art Gallery has an extensive collection of Seascape art and paintings by leading contemporary artists.
Human beings have always had an intimate relationship with the water. Given the amount of the earth’s surface which is covered in water and the often unpredictable and life-changing nature of the sea, it is little wonder that seascapes have been such a popular subject for so long and no surprise that seascape paintings have an important place in the history of art.
Seascape paintings have a long history in both the Eastern and Western worlds.The walls of homes have been adorned with seascape paintings since the art of the secular painting first began to overtake religious works in numbers and importance.
As a country with an extensive coastline, paintings of seascapes have always had a special attraction to British artists. All the seascape paintings at Red Rag showcase the talent of British painters and their ability to depict changing light on water and rapidly altering climatic conditions. Many of the British artists who have painted these seascape paintings are also talented landscape painters, or worked in other genres as well as seascapes, such as still life or portraiture.
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Sarah Carvell
View of Porthmeor Beach from the Tate -
Jo Bemis
Storm Wave -
Jo Bemis
Atlantic -
Jo Bemis
Turquoise Tide -
Terence Clarke
Boats at Antibes -
Terence Clarke
The Cliffs at Collioure -
Amanda Hoskin
Cornish Seas -
Andrew Macara
Children Playing on Porthmeor Beach, St Ives -
Andrew Macara
The Flag, Lyme Regis -
Terence Clarke
Rocks and Pines Esterel -
Jo Bemis
Waves Tempo -
Stephen Brown
Salcombe