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STOBART The World of Sail and Steam This engaging new book takes you on a voyage to beautiful ports, inland waterways and the open sea as only the rare beauty of John Stobart's paintings can. $150.00 |
Ports and Passages The Maritime Art of John Stobart This soft cover catalog of the Penobscot Marine Museum exhibit illustrates in full color the 38 original oil paintings from this exhibit. The paintings, with descriptions cover John Stobart's Art career from 1954 to 2000. $15.00 |
| The Rediscovery of America's
Maritime Heritage (Hardcover) Large format coffee-table book with more than 60 beautifully reproduced full color images. These include the early ports during the great era of merchant sail and scenes of merchant vessels under sail at sea. $125.00 Book is not available |
American Maritime Paintings
of John Stobart (Hardcover) A large format coffee-table book with over 70 paintings illustrated in full color Included in this volume are early port scenes, vessels at sea as well as a collection of on-site paintings. $150.00 |
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The Complete Stobart Retrospective This set of Stobart coffee table books is elegantly
presented in this three volume collection. Along with the newly released
book "STOBART: The World of Sale and Steam," this special
set also includes the rare, first volume "STOBART: The Rediscovery
of America's Maritime Heritage" and "American Maritime Paintings
of John Stobart." Each 12" x 15" book contains at least
60 handsome full page, full color reproductions, as well as insightful
essays and artist commentaries. All three books are beautifully presented
in a very limited quantity, leather bound, embossed holding case. As
a bonus, a specially published, limited edition, signed, and numbered
print of the Stobart drawing "Setting OUt" is also included.
This fine print is only available with the purchase of the three volume
box set. |
The Pleasures
of Painting Outdoors A Diary of the thirteen part WorldScape I
series. This companion book to the public television series follows John Stobart through the making of the series. Hardcover $29.95 Softcover $19.95 |