Careening Collection

"A Dutch East Indiaman Hove Down" - painted by G. H. Andrews - from the Exhibition of the Society of Creator
"A Dutch East Indiaman Hove Down" - painted by G. H. Andrews - from the Exhibition of the Society of Painters in Water Colours, 1856

View of Frederikshald, Norway, 1790-1799. Creator: Christian August Lorentzen
View of Frederikshald, Norway, 1790-1799. (Careened ship being repaired in foreground)

Waterproofing hull ship Thirteen scenes ships
Waterproofing the hull of a ship Thirteen scenes with ships (series title), A large sailing ship is keeled in a shipyard. Men on a raft work on the hull of the ship

John Evans Careening Pirates Spanish Main series
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Serastopol, from Careening Creek, after the Storming

Repairs to the hull of a merchant ship, Anonymous, Reinier Nooms, 1652 - 1714

Waterproofing of the hulls of three flute ships, Reinier Nooms, 1650 - before 1705, fluyt, fluit or flute is a Dutch type of sailing vessel

Two ships are ready for repair, Reinier Nooms, 1650 - before 1705

Waterproofing of the hull of a ship, Reinier Nooms, 1650 - 1664

Repairs to the hull of a ship. print maker: Reinier Nooms, 1652

Two keeled sailboats, Reinier Nooms, 1650 - 1664

Two ships are ready for repair, Reinier Nooms, 1650-1664

Waterproofing of the hulls of three flutes, Reinier Nooms, 1650-1675, A fluyt, fluit or flute is a Dutch type of sailing vessel originally designed as a dedicated cargo vessel

Two keeled sailboats, Reinier Nooms, 1650 - 1675

Building French Ship 8
Careening a corvette : she is laid on her side so that the accumulation of marine rubbish which has gathered on her keel and lower hull can be burned off

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"Careening: The Art of Waterproofing Hulls and the Tales of Pirates on the Spanish Main" Step into the world of ship repair and piracy as we delve into the fascinating practice of careening. From waterproofing hulls to thrilling encounters on the high seas, this captivating series by John Evans takes us back in time. In thirteen vivid scenes, Evans showcases the meticulous process of waterproofing ship hulls. Each brushstroke reveals the intricate details involved in preserving these mighty vessels against the relentless power of water. As we witness repairs being made to a merchant ship, anonymous artist Reinier Nooms brings to life a crucial aspect of maritime history. Immerse yourself in Nooms' stunning artwork as he captures two ships ready for repair. The viewer is transported to an era where skilled craftsmen worked tirelessly to ensure seaworthiness. With every stroke, Nooms depicts their dedication and expertise, leaving no room for error when it came to safeguarding lives at sea. But careening isn't just about maintenance; it also conjures images of daring pirates roaming the Spanish Main. Sail alongside these notorious buccaneers as they navigate treacherous waters and engage in epic battles for treasure and glory. As you gaze upon Reinier Nooms' masterpieces depicting keeled sailboats, you can almost hear the creaking wood and feel the salty breeze on your face. These paintings transport us back centuries ago when adventure awaited around every corner. Finally, take a moment to appreciate "View of Bayonne seen from the avenue Bouflers near gate Mousserole. " This breathtaking vista serves as a reminder that careening was not limited solely to pirate-infested waters but was practiced across various ports worldwide. So dive into this enthralling world where art meets history—where waterproofed hulls protect brave sailors from nature's wrath while pirates roam freely on their quest for riches—and discover why careening remains an enduring symbol of maritime resilience and adventure.