The Victory
205, Main Street, Picton, Ontario
CANADIAN SOCIETY OF MARINE ARTISTS
PRESENTED BY
205, Main Street, Picton, Ontario
The Canadian Society of Marine Artists is dedicated to those Canadian artists who have been and always will be inspired by our oceans and lakes, our ships and those who sail in them.
As John M. Horton, the Society’s founding President has said: "Marine art has been traced back some 5,500 years. Still after all these years painters who love and respect the sea are drawn to record its occasions." .
The challenge for today’s marine artists is to embody their own perceptions, tastes and techniques into our deep respect for maritime traditions. Those who succeed deserve our attention.
It is with pride and great pleasure that we present the 25th Annual Exhibition of the Canadian Society of Marine Artists which brings together new works by our established Members and a most promising and varied participation by the guest artists invited by our jury.
It is of course an added pleasure to hold these Silver Anniversary celebrations in our new premises at “The Victory”.
Visitors cannot fail to be impressed with the breadth of subject matter, the depth of understanding and the dedication to distinctive quality that is intrinsic to the Society’s dedication to preserving our artistic heritage and maintaining a legacy of excellence.
Paul Adamthwaite, Chairman
Canadian Society of Marine Artists
Yves Bérubé, Lunenburg NS Mark Boden, Belleville, ON Pat Burstall, Halifax, NS Ken Deeley, Toronto, ON Bo Hermanson, Victoria, BC John M. Horton, Richmond, BC Dusan Kadlec, Halifax, NS Tony Lassing, Trenton, ON Donald B. Macmillan, Oakville, ON Alan Nakano, Vancouver, BC Peter Rindlisbacher, Amherstburg, ON O. K. Schenk, Toronto ON Ray Warren, Vancouver, BC John Vandenengel, Montreal, QC
Lloyd Pretty, Stephenville, NL Stefan Starenkyj, Richmond, QC
Paul Adamthwaite Mathew Stiff Betty Ann Anderson Matthew Taylor Bryan Bowers Cecil Yolles Allan Rae
John M. Horton Kevin Thompson Michael Stiff Ray Warren
Yves Bérubé, CSMA, IFA Surfing the sea oil 16” x 20”
Yves Bérubé, CSMA, IFA, was born in the early sixties in St-Godefroy, Québec. He now lives in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, where he operates the Marine Art Gallery of the Atlantic. A self-taught painter, he works in the mediums of oil, watercolour, acrylic, ink and wash.
As a young boy Yves grew up within hailing distance of the huge freighters that sailed the St. Lawrence; later, he went off to sea to work on those very same ships and during this time he studied, sketched and painted, always refining his skills. His paintings now appear in film documentaries and on book covers and are displayed in numerous museums and international collections. A career painter since 1993, his art commissions come from anywhere on the globe.
His reputation is based on his passion for physical and historical accuracy and can be seen in all his paintings. Through the realism of his paintings, he strives to share and preserve the memory of this heritage. This painstaking attention to detail has not gone unnoticed as the number of collectors of his work is ever increasing.
Mark Boden, CSMA Cariad and Brynhild oil on canvas 18” x 24”
Mark Boden, CSMA was born in Bermuda. After completing his secondary education in England and university in the United States, he returned to Bermuda, where he worked as a charter Captain for eighteen years. Mark has logged over 15,000 offshore miles, and seen the oceans many moods. Mark and his family have lived on a 20 ton Venus gaff ketch in Bermuda and the Caribbean for a number of years but now call Belleville home.
"At first sight he gives the impression of photographic realism, but on closer study his technique resembles that of Winterhalter in his impressionist interpretation of his Victorian subjects. What appears at first to be precision turns out to be a clever impression of verisimilitude. The technique gives surprising life to what could be merely cold realism." Andrew Trimingham in the Mid-Ocean News, 1996
Mark has been a member of the CSMA since 2004. He concentrates predominately on yachting themes and specializes in realistic marine paintings. His work can be found in collections worldwide, and he has exhibited with such well known artists as J. Steven Dews, Tim Thompson, William Muller and Ken Marschall.
lives on the rugged east coast of Canada in the historic port city of Halifax, Nova Scotia. Her work ranges from marine depictions to landscapes to the military-related art that is so much a part of the local heritage.
Her paintings are exhibited in private and corporate collections and numerous galleries throughout Canada and the United States. From structural renderings to free flowing watercolours capturing the drama found in the Nova Scotia’s landscape, each work shows the artist's unique perspective.
In 1989, her most notable naval commission “Lost In Action”, a series of twenty-four Canadian Warships lost during the Second World War enjoyed a very successful exhibition in Halifax. She was chosen as the artist-in-residence for the Maritime Command
Museum in 1991.
Pat has shared her love of painting with hundreds of students and consistently has given support to the arts community in Nova Scotia.
Pat Burstall was invited to be a full Member of the CSMA in 2005.
Ken Deeley, CSMA, Yellow spinnaker run watercolour 13”x20”
Ken Deeley, CSMA, was born Birmingham England, becoming a Canadian in the 1950's.
He attended the Central Technical School of Art in Toronto in the late 1950's, and went on to Ontario Collage of Art in early 1960's. He was then off to make a living in the world of commercial art doing everything from graphic design to illustration.
At this time sailing became a preoccupation and needless to say his subject for painting naturally became water.
Over the years he has had a number of one man shows here in Canada and abroad.
His work has appeared in numerous group shows most recently at the: The Royal Canadian Yacht Club, Toronto Historical Board Maritime Art Show, last years CSMA annual exhibition. His works are in public galleries, corporate and private collections in Europe, United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Most of his work over the last years has been limited to commissions
John M. Horton, CSMA, FCA, has been painting for 50 years and has trained at a variety of art schools in Britain. His work hangs in the Royal Academy and the Royal Society of Marine Artists in London, the Canadian Society of Marine Artists, as well as in private and public collections all over the world. One of his paintings was given to HMCS Vancouver from the City of Vancouver.
While many of his works over the years have depicted the actions of both Royal Navy and Royal Canadian Navy ships, he has also done historical works.
In May 2002 Horton returned from a stint with the Canadian naval task group's Operation Apollo in the Arabian Gulf. His impressions of a modern navy in action are preserved on six canvases donated to the nation. They reflect not only interdiction and boarding of suspect vessels but the dedication of the naval personnel themselves.
Continuing the practice of Canada's war artists is assuredly of enormous satisfaction to the traditional side of John Horton.
Dusan Kadlec, CSMA Cronan Wharf oil 24” x 36”
Dusan Kadlec, CSMA was born in Prague in 1942. He received his masters degree from the prestigious Academy of Fine Arts in Prague in 1967. Shortly afterward, in 1968 he emigrated to Halifax, Nova Scotia where he still works and makes his home.
From his hilltop studio in the picturesque fishing village of Purcell’s Cove, Dusan created a large body of work from the powerful portraits of Grand Bank schooners racing for home port in heavy sea to more ambitious historic historical harbour scenes. These works can be found in numerous public, private and corporate collections around the globe – ensuring his position and a lasting legacy as one of the foremost marine and heritage painters.
His highly detailed original oil paintings are prized by connoisseurs the world over, and reflect his strong sense of history. He meticulously researched to accurately portray a place and time in which he had never been.
His reputation as an accomplished painter continues to rise, making him on of the most respected and sought after marine and historical artists working today.
Tony Lassing, CSMA Pier 1 oil 18” x 24”
J. H. A. Lassing, CSMA, P. Eng, OAA, MRAIC, Ret. was born in Amsterdam in 1928. Tony signed up in the Dutch Navy and served as corporal machinist on board the T-class submarine S813 “Zeehond” (Seal) in 1951-2. He then settled in the Quinte area of Ontario in 1954.
Tony’s work as an engineer brought him in contact with many cargo ships and their ports worldwide. His paintings are inspired by these ships and developed from his sketches made at the time.
He is a self-taught artist and has illustrated magazines and books, including Al Purdy‘s “Quest for Ouzo” in 1969. Over the years he has designed stage sets and still enjoys the disciplines of engineering and architecture. He has shown at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts and the Jani Exhibition in Stratford, among others. He is a founding member of Gallery 121 of Belleville, Ontario where a retrospective of his work was shown in the fall of 2004.
Donald B. Macmillan, CSMA was born in St. Catharines, Ont. and was introduced to the ships passing through the Welland Canal early in life. That interest led to an appointment to H.M.C.S. Venture and officer’s training with the RCN
A career in Architecture along with a teaching position at Sheridan College in Oakville helped to develop some ability in the graphic arts; but the involvement, starting in 1992, with the restoration of an ex-Soviet Navy steam tug brought the sea back into his life. In the ensuing years he has steamed the waters and visited major ports from the Baltic to the Black Sea. That led to the writing and illustration of a book on his experiences titled ‘Saltwater Cocktales’. The current emphasis in his work is on Canada’s marine history and his media of preference is graphite (pencil).
His work hangs in collections in the U.S., Japan, Russia, Sweden, Germany, Holland, Italy, Albania, Turkey as well as Canada.
He was honoured by election to the Canadian Society of Marine Artists in 2006.
Alan Nakano, CSMA Evening light acrylic 24” x 48”
Alan Nakano CSMA, a West coast artist, spent his formative years among boats, working summers on his father's fishing boat. After graduating from the Vancouver School of Art, Alan earned his BA at the Art Center College of Design in Los Angeles. Following his formal training, he worked as a freelance illustrator, then as an art director for a large national advertising agency. Since 1989 he has pursued his dream of painting full time.
His love for the sea draws him to nautical themes. His limited edition prints of cruise ships now grace homes and offices of collectors around the world. Holland America Line includes 22 of his originals in its shipboard art collection. In the year 2000, the first time he entered a painting in the Maritime Gallery at Mystic Seaport's, 21st Annual International Maritime Exhibition, he won a coveted Award of Excellence. In the gallery's 24th Annual juried exhibit in 2003, he won two awards, the Museum Purchase Award and the David Thimgan Award.
He is one of Maritime Gallery at Mystic Seaport's core group of artists. Alan is also represented in the Vancouver by the Harrison Galleries and the Marshall Clark Galleries in White Rock , B.C. where he exhibits his west coast and close ups of creation paintings.
Alan Nakano was invited to become a full member of the CSMA in 2006.
Peter Rindlisbacher, CSMA oil on canvas, 16” x 23”
Downwind Run: H.M.S. Earl of Camden, 1803
Peter Rindlisbacher CSMA, was born in Windsor, Ontario in 1956. Son of a boat builder and a commercial artist, he developed an intense early passion for everything nautical, becoming a racing sailor, model builder and historical naval re-enactor. In the midst of obtaining a Ph.D. in Psychology in the 1980’s, his marine art career developed into its present full time status.
His paintings are mainly in oils and generally feature Great Lakes and War of 1812 subjects. Museums and historic sites in the U.S. and Canada have purchased many of his paintings, while print editions of his work are sold as fundraisers for historic groups. He enters few shows, preferring private commissions instead, largely to the U.S. market. His images have appeared on book and magazine covers, and in video and Public Television productions such as The History Channel and National Geographic.
Peter Rindlisbacher currently lives and works in Amherstburg, Ontario, near Lake Erie with his wife and two children.
O. K. Schenk, CSMA Morning Watch watercolour 16” x 22”
O. K. Schenk, CSMA, RCA was born in Nova Scotia. He graduated from the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design and then went on to post graduate study in London, England.
In 1939 he was commissioned in the R.N.V.R. and served at sea throughout World War II in the Royal Navy. In 1946 he resumed his career in the graphic arts in Toronto. Over 35 years he received many awards for advertising and cooperate communications design in Canada.
He was an enthusiastic sailor all his life and for many years sailed his own boat from the Royal Canadian Yacht Club. He always maintained a lively interest in the art of painting in watercolours. From 1980 onwards, he devoted full time to his painting. In 1984 he designed for Canada Post the commemorative stamp for the "Tall Ships" Rendezvous in Quebec. He was best known for his marine watercolours which he rendered with an understanding and authority based upon long familiarity with the sea and coastal environment.
He was elected to the Ontario Society of Artists, the Royal Canadian Academy, the Canadian Society of Painter in Watercolours and the Canadian Society of Marine Artists and was a member of the Arts and Letters Club of Toronto.
Ray Warren, CSMA Winter Reflections watercolour 12” x 18”
Ray Warren, CSMA, was born in Vancouver and developed an interest in shipping, the maritime scene and railways at an early age. He graduated in 1967 from the Vancouver School of Art (now Emily Carr College of Art and Design) in commercial design and worked in the graphic art industry in department store advertising, industrial photography and packaging. In 1978 he began commercial art on a freelance basis to devote more time to painting and researching the maritime history of B.C. In the early ‘90s he returned to the graphics trade as art Director of a local tourist publication while still remaining an active watercolourist.
Ray’s interest in world shipping has led to travel worldwide. He has a collection of thousands of photos and several have appeared in publications on marine and railway subjects.
Ray was the very first artist elected to the Canadian Society of Marine Artists after it was founded in 1983. Work by Ray is included locally in the collections of B.C. Coast Pilots Ltd., Empire Stevedoring Co. Ltd., Pacific Pilotage Authority, Seaboard International Shipping, Seaspan International, and Western Stevedoring. Internationally, his work is owned by the Blue Star Line in London, Showa Line Ltd. in Tokyo and many private collectors.
John Vandenengel, CSMA, Ferry Departing Pastel 10”x12”
John Vandenengel, CSMA, was born in the Netherlands in 1923. He attended nautical school in Amsterdam then worked as navigation officer for Holland America Line and as marine superintendent for Furness Lines in Canada. He retired in 1989.
John held an interest in art from an early age and after retirement took up painting, specializing in marine art. He participated in local group shows and was elected member of the Société Canadienne de l'Aquarelle in 1991.He acquired gallery representation in 1994 which led to commissions from shipping companies and private collectors. Solo exhibitions of his work were held at the Quebec Marine Museum and the Montreal Port Authority during 1989.
Since 2002 John has also been participating in the international exhibitions of the miniature art societies of Florida and Washington DC. John was elected a member of the Canadian Society of Marine Artists in 2006.
Lloyd Pretty Iceberg and tug acrylic on board 18” x 26”
Lloyd D. Pretty was born in Chapel Arm, Newfoundland in 1944. As a child he started drawing but there was a scarcity of paper and pencils. He worked in the lumber woods with his father until 21 years of age when he moved to Montreal and worked on oil tankers.
While living in Montreal he discovered the art galleries and began oil painting. He has been painting full time since 1979 and marine and seascapes are his favourite subjects. Encouraged by his sales and the success of his one man shows, he continued painting after moving to Halifax and worked during the next eight years with the Atlantic Art Galleries. In 1982 he moved back to Newfoundland on the beautiful west coast and opened a studio.
Mr. Pretty's work is known aboard in Ireland and Australia and hangs in the Newfoundland, Nova Scotia and Federal Governments, Parks Canada, and in corporations such as Bell and Newtel, Fortis, Shell Canada, Yamaha, and Toyota Canada. He has had many major commissions including murals for Red Bay Labrador depicting the Basque whaling industry. Mr. Pretty has been teaching art for thirty years and had over 300 workshops in Atlantic Canada. He enjoys his art and takes great pride in his work.
Stefan Starenkyj oil 30”x 36”
Bateaux de pêche au repos
Stefan Starenkyj At a time when one only thinks of playing ball, Stephan Starenkyj preferred his pencils and paper. His drawing abilities led him to study architecture and after graduating from McGill University, he practiced his profession in the Québec city area, in the French West Indies and in the Eastern Townships.
During all that time he did not set aside his love for painting and drawing and as result, 51 of his pen and ink drawings were published under the title : Bellechase en blanc et noir. This unique collection has been acclaimed and appreciated by the general public.
Through the years his realistic style has developed into an expression of great intensity. A simple barn, worn and twisted by time, a silent landscape, boats at rest . . . , become a message of perseverance and lasting serenity.
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You can ensure that future generations have this treasure for our families and the future of our community and Country.
To ensure the continued development of the charitable organization Archives and Collections (ACS) Society and its subsidiary, the Canadian Society of Marine Artists, who are promoting art, preserving heritage and providing educational programs and materials, I am pleased to donate/pledge to the Archives and Collections Society Building Fund.
The purpose of this donation is to contribute financially to the development of the Post Office/Customs House of circa 1897, located at 205 Main Street Picton.
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By joining the Archives and Collections Society, you become one of the owners of this worthwhile organization, dedicated to the preservation of our heritage, especially in the nautical world. Members have pride of ownership in the Society’s wonderful collection of documents, books, artefacts and examples of marine art. In addition to being able to enjoy the displays, the Society and its members have ownership in the former Customs House and Post Office in Picton, Ontario, a fascinating heritage building situated on the town’s Main Street, close to other cultural centres including an early twentieth-century theatre, still in use for performances on stage and screen, the town library and the historic armoury building.
Aside from the joy of ownership, members have full use of the research facilities of the Society as well as the right to attend the annual meeting, to vote and hold office, thus having a powerful say in its direction, growth and operation. Only members may hold positions on the board of directors.
Members will have access to the Members Room, a private facility, once the building renovations are completed. They will also receive copies of the Society’s newsletter, and be invited to attend opening night celebrations of new displays as well as similar special events. Members will also receive a discount of 10% on purchases made in the boutique.
Membership is open to all interested people. There is no charge for bona fide students, and regular membership with all privileges for others is a modest $25.00 per year. Tax receipts are given to anyone making a donation of more than $25.00 to the Society, a registered charitable organization.
Please consider joining us and helping the Archives and Collections Society to develop and grow. At present the renovation of our building is the top priority, as we seek to provide the best possible display facilities for our collection. The building will become an amazing community and national resource, an eclectic mix of library, museum, archive and art gallery in which much of our nautical heritage will be preserved.
In order to join, please contact the Society by mail, in person or by telephone at 205 Main Street, Picton, Ontario, K0K 2T0, tel: 613-476-1177.
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Boden Boden Boden Deeley Deeley Deeley Horton Horton Horton Horton Horton Kadlec Lassing Lassing
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Macmillan Macmillan Macmillan Macmillan Macmillan Macmillan Nakano Nakano Rindlisbacher
Surfing the Sea Slow convoy Quiet Morning Fog is Lifting Pride of Baltimore in Halifax Harbour Racing in Scotland Evening Calm Cariad and Brynhild Yellow spinnaker run Toronto Harbour Five seconds Fog on the banks Ready to RAS Learning from Grandpa A snug haven Gentle moorage Cronan Wharf Pier One, Amsterdam Amsterdam Canal with Two Boats Canal (with Montelbaan's Tower) Amsterdam Ore barge( Foss Barge) Alaska Running the Rapids North Sea Patrol Torondoc Muskoka Trio City of Toronto Heading Out Sweet Solitude Evening Light Downwind Run: H.M.S. Earl of Camden, 1803
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In Company: British Lake Ontario Squadron, 1814 Morning Watch Ferry Departing Jan Pietersz Coen in Suez Canal Rhine Barge passing under bridge View over the Stern Containership 'Ooclatlantia' off Singapore Winter Reflections Misty Fraser River Morning Seattle Tent - 1967 Navires dans le Port de Montréal Bateaux de pêche au Maine Bateaux de pêche au repos (Martinique) Le Valère élite à Tadoussac La chaine (Anchored) Iceberg and Tug Draggers In The Bay Rescue On The Head Out Through The Narrows Ships In Peril Evening Glow
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The Canadian Society of Marine Artists has been instrumental in bringing together the finest marine painters, sculptors and model makers to encourage excellence in marine artistic expression. The Society continues to maintain these ideals and traditions, established more than twenty years ago, as it goes forward.
The Archives and Collections (ACS) Society, acting in its role as charitable manager of the CSMA, is a federally incorporated not-for-profit foundation, Canadian Charitable Organization 88721 9921 RR0001, dedicated to maritime history and conservation, marine research and nautical education.
Both Societies may be contacted:
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205 Main Street, Picton, Ontario, Canada, K0K 2T0
Telephone 1-613-476-1177
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