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Browse famous paintings by artists Claude Monet , Winslow Homer , William Bradford , Vincent Van Gogh and Edward Hopper . Our sailboat paintings include scenes from New England to tropical islands. Depending on the mood you want to set, choose a painting that contains darker, more ominous colors for a New England, stormy feel, or transform a boring room into an upbeat tiki scene with bright colors and beautiful boats.

Classic 20" X 24" $179.00

Oversized 36" X 48" $738.00

Small 8" X 10" $99.00

Classic 20" X 24" $199.00

Small 8" X 10" $39.00

Customary 16" X 20" $69.00

Classic 20" X 24" $99.00

Square 24" X 24" $119.00

Large 24" X 36" $149.00

Extra Large 30" X 40" $179.00

Beautiful Boat Scenes These paintings of boats have been created to meticulously reflect their originals. Hang them in your home, your beach house or lake cottage and enhance their ambiance. Order recreations of famous paintings like Red Boats at Argenteuil , Boats at St. Marie's and A Sunset Calm In the Bay of Fundy .

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Sailboat Oil Paintings

2010s contemporary figurative paintings.

Elena Mardashova Red Sailboat - Oil Painting by Elena Mardashova - 2020 , 2020

1980s impressionist abstract paintings.

Canvas, Oil

American Impressionist Coastal Seascape Framed Nautical Sailboat Oil Painting , 2000

21st century and contemporary impressionist landscape paintings.

Gordon Hope Grant Gordon Hope Grant Seascape SalmagundiClub Marine Sailboat Oil Painting 1875-1962 , circa 1923

2010s realist still-life paintings.

Helen Oh Still Life with Nike and Sailboat - Oil Painting with 23K Gold Leaf Backdrop , 2022

Antique late 19th century french paintings.

Canvas, Giltwood

Pair of 19th Century Sailboat Oil Paintings Signed A Michel for E. Galien-Laloue

2010s abstract expressionist abstract paintings.

KOKO HOVAGUIMIAN Sails at Coastal Town , 2022

2010s impressionist paintings.

Iryna Kastsova Sailboat, Painting, Oil on Canvas , 2020

2010s expressionist paintings.

Elena Lukina Sea. Sailboat, Painting, Oil on Canvas , 2012

Evgeny Chernyakovsky Sailboats at sea, Painting, Oil on Canvas , 2024

JiWei Chen Jiwei Chen Landscape Original Oil Painting "Sailboat" , 2015

1970s landscape paintings.

Gooswell Vintage American Oil Painting " Backyard Sailboat Dry Dock Oil "

20th century impressionist landscape paintings.

Fanch Lel French Impressionist Oil Painting of Sailboats at Harbour , 20th Century

2010s impressionist figurative paintings.

Igor Korotash Sailboats (original painting) , 2018

Late 19th century hudson river school landscape paintings.

Frederick Sykes Oil Miniature Sailboat Landscape , 1880

1920s impressionist landscape paintings.

Charles Henry Richert Antique American Impressionist Mountain Lake Sailboat Landscape Oil Painting , 1920

1960s figurative paintings.

Mid-Century Sailboats Painting , 1961

1890s american impressionist landscape paintings.

19th century oil painting landscape sailboat seascape textured expressionist , 1893

Early 1900s impressionist landscape paintings.

Oil, Canvas

Theodore Victor Carl Valenkamph Antique American Impressionist Nautical Seascape Sailboat Signed Oil Painting , 1900

Fanch Lel French Impressionist Oil Painting of Sailboats in Brittany's Calm Waters , 20th Century

Fanch Lel French Impressionist Oil Painting of a Coastal Scene with Sailboats

Fanch Lel French Impressionist Oil Painting of Tranquil Sailboats Along the Riverside , 20th Century

Mid-20th century landscape paintings.

Andre Fraye Sailboat oil on canvas very colorful and vibrant painting figurative

Fanch Lel French Impressionist Oil Painting of Figures Rigging Sailboats in Concarneau , 1982

Antique Sunset Sailboat Framed Seascape Signed Silver Frame Oil Painting , 1920

GEORG LEHMANN-FAHRWASSER Decorative, antique Painting, oil on canvas. Sailboats at the Lake.

Fanch Lel Choppy Seascape with Red Sailboats and Seagulls French Oil Painting , 20TH CENTURY

Fanch Lel Bustling Dockside Scene with Sailboats and Dockworkers French Oil Painting , 20TH CENTURY

1980s contemporary landscape paintings.

Bill Sullivan Study For Cole Porter Paintings (Oil Painting of City Skyline w/ Sailboat) , c. 1981

20th century american mid-century modern paintings.

Fishermen and Sailboats Seascape Oil Painting on Canvas

Fanch Lel Serene French Harbor Scene with Sailboats and Historic Buildings Oil Painting , 20TH CENTURY

Late 20th century english school landscape paintings.

English artist Bustling Sunlit Venice with Gondolas and Sailboats Scenic Classical Oil Painting

2010s landscape paintings.

Larry Horowitz "Catboat, Martha's Vineyard" oil painting of a sailboat against pink sunset , 2021

21st century and contemporary american impressionist landscape paintings.

Ben Fenske "Sailboat" contemporary impressionist oil painting of boat on the beach, summer , 2014

Fanch Lel French Impressionist Oil Painting of Sailboats in Regatta at Saint-Lunaire Bay , 2007

1980s cubist interior paintings.

Maurice Green Sailboats , 1980

Vintage 1940s american paintings.

Canvas, Wood, Paint

Vintage Coastal Sailboat Abstract Expressionist Oil Painting on Canvas

Mid-20th century impressionist landscape paintings.

Arie C. Van Noort "Beach Scene with Figures and Sailboats" Impressionistic Oil Painting in Holland , Mid-20th Century

1850s hudson river school landscape paintings.

Early Antique American School New England Sunset Sailboat Marine Oil Painting , 1850

Late 20th century paintings.

Canvas, Paint

European Impressionist Oil Painting Coastal Seascape Sailboats Signed & Framed

Late 20th century impressionist paintings.

Adela Smith Lintelmann Untitled - Sailboats, Oil on Canvas by Adela Smith Lintelmann , Late 20th Century

Vintage 1970s american mid-century modern paintings.

Signed Sailboat Seascape Mid Century Oil Painting on Canvas

1970s abstract expressionist landscape paintings.

Nahum Tschacbasov "Sailboats" , 1976

2010s realist landscape paintings.

Calvin Liang Sailboat , 2019

Early 20th century impressionist landscape paintings.

Justus Lundegård Sailboats in the Swedish Archipelago Painting by Justus Lundegård, Oil on Canvas , 1900s

2010s contemporary abstract paintings.

Toni Franovic Sailing Boat, Abstract and colorful oil painting on canvas, sailboat, blue sky , 2012

Late 20th century realist landscape paintings.

Oil, Wood Panel, Board

George Nemethy "Sailing Across the Atlantic" Realist Oil Painting on Board Panel of Sailboat , Late 20th Century

Michel Brosseau "Alabama Looking On" a photorealist oil painting, shore horizon with sailboats , 2024

1930s american modern landscape paintings.

Morris Kantor 1930 Oil Painting Sea Side Sailboats American Modernist WPA Artist Morris Kantor , 1930

20th century paintings.

Robert Lebron “Sailboats and lighthouse”

1976 Hazel DeVorss Oil on Canvas Painting Sailboat Regatta Art

1970s impressionist landscape paintings.

Sharon Thompson Sailboats at Anchor (Vintage Landscape Seascape Painting) , 1978

Late 20th century modern landscape paintings.

Jean Jacques Rene Sailboat in Brittany - Original Oil On Canvas Hansigned

2010s expressionist landscape paintings.

Elena Lukina Sea. Sailboat , 2012

Framed 20th Century Oil on Canvas Seascape Painting with Sailboats

Late 20th century expressionist paintings.

Joseph Nagy Impressionist Nautical Sailboat Boat Landscape Oil Painting 32"

Canvas, Oil, Board

George Nemethy "Tranquil Sailing" Realist Oil Painting on Canvas Board of Sailboat in Open Sea , Late 20th Century

1950s american modern landscape paintings.

William Katz “Abstract Sailboats” , Circa 1955

Vintage 1960s mid-century modern paintings.

Large Mid-Century Sailboat Painting

1990s realist landscape paintings.

Vasily Hvatov Sailboat at full moon Oil on canvas, 60x70 cm

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