Welcome to Vallejo Gallery
Marine Paintings & Marine Antiques
Founded in 1972, Vallejo Gallery is devoted exclusively to marine paintings, antique ship models, and marine artifacts of historical and artistic significance. For over five decades, the gallery has maintained a singular focus on works connected to ships, the sea, and marine history, serving collectors and institutions with scholarship, discretion, and integrity.
Robert Salmon (1775–c. 1848)
James E. Buttersworth (1817–1894)
Antonio Jacobsen (1850–1921)
New York Yacht Club Fleet Race, 1889 PALMER Leading ATALANTA
Charles S. Raleigh (1830–1925)
Chinese School (1775–1900)
Xanthus Smith (1839–1929)

Connoisseurship
A Marine Art Institution
Now in its fifty-fourth year, Vallejo Gallery’s archive reflects decades of connoisseurship within the field of marine art.
The gallery has handled works of museum quality and has established a respected international presence among serious collectors.
Marine Paintings
Ship portraits, naval engagements and harbor scenes from the 18th to the 20th century, each chosen for its authenticity, condition, provenance and artistic merit.
Ship Models
Builders’ and dockyard models, prisoner-of-war, sailor-built and steam models, representing centuries of seafaring tradition and craftsmanship.
Marine Artifacts & Sailor Arts
Figureheads, naval cannon, scrimshaw, woolwork and sailors’ valentines: objects carried and made at sea, and the folk art of the sailors who made them.
Navigation Instruments
Chronometers, sextants, octants, telescopes and barometers: the instruments that found a ship’s way across open water.
Private owners & estates
Acquisitions
The gallery continues to seek important marine paintings, antique ship models, and marine artifacts. Discreet inquiries from private owners and estates are welcomed.

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