Sovereignty Of The Sea

Moored Sailing Ship, by George Dodgson Callow (c.1831–1875)

Evening red with sailing ships and boats on the water, by Holger Lübbers, 1899

Am I right or am I right

based on That One Photo by Frank Hurley, which I am obsessed with, this has been my main project this year. it's doubleknit, so theoretically reversible, although the seaming means that one side is much neater than the other. it was a stash yarn project, including 100g of sock yarn from a shop in Bergen (the blue) and 100g of handspun sockish yarn from Tormisdale Croft on Islay (the grey), so about as far from Antarctica as it's possible to buy yarn 😅

made a fun bookmark:))

Painting's details by Théodore Gudin

There once was a ship that put to sea (harbour )⚓ - HMS Endeavour

Postcard view of the oldest naval ship still in commission, HMS Victory, a 104-gun first-rate ship of the line of the Royal Navy, made 1966 - James Henton

the Moon Unknown - J Edward Neill

Christian Mølsted - The Pig's Escape (ca. 1900)

For Bob the sailor ..safe voyage home my brother RIP

Elif Gizem

As promised

Herman Herzog - Fisherman's Bay, South Farallon Island, 1875.

Ship leaving Harbor by Moonlight (Castine Harbor), by Mary Blood Mellen, (1819 – 1886)