Gallery Archives

Marine Art & Nautical Antiques

The Vallejo Gallery Archive represents a historical record of important works handled by the gallery since its founding in 1972. The gallery has built a substantial archive that reflects the depth of maritime art and nautical antiques for over five decades.

Founded: 1972
Works on record: 2,471
Years in marine art: 54

From the archive: 1911 Astor Cup Yacht Race

CUTTY SARK Entering the Thames River, J. Steven Dews

This marine art archive serves as a reference for collectors, researchers, and enthusiasts interested in the history of maritime painting and nautical objects. It documents the works that have passed through the gallery over the years. Within the archive, visitors may explore artists associated with marine painting traditions as well as examples of historic ship models and maritime artifacts that illustrate the craftsmanship and culture of seafaring life.

British 12-Metre Yacht SCEPTRE in a Match Race, David Thimgan

As Vallejo Gallery handles new works, documents, and pieces of maritime history, the archive keeps increasing. The maritime paintings archive and nautical antiques archive together provide a unique overview of the gallery’s longstanding involvement in the marine art field.